Sun 05 July 2026: Confirmed Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo went over 1,500 on Friday after health officials reported more than 40 new infections, according to a Health Ministry update released Saturday. The ministry said the death toll from the outbreak, first declared on May 15, has reached 473. Health officials also […]
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Sun 05 July 2026: A mass funeral prayer was held in Iran’s capital Tehran on Sunday for the country’s late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei at Imam Khomeini Mosalla Mosque. The funeral ceremony for Khamenei and his family members drew hundreds of thousands of mourners, many of whom arrived at the venue in the early hours […]
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Sun 05 July 2026: Since the war in Sudan began in April 2023, UN investigators, weapon tracers, and major media have documented a covert UAE supply line fueling the Rapid Support Forces in Darfur. Abu Dhabi has built a sprawling, covert logistics network to funnel advanced weaponry and mercenaries to Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces. The […]
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Sun 05 July 2026: The European Parliament is poised to launch a formal procedure against the Europe of Sovereign Nations alliance, the political party housing the Alternative for Germany and other regional far-right groups. A finding that the alliance failed to maintain the core tenets of the European Union would result in the loss of […]
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Sun 05 July 2026: Iranians interviewed by AFP from Paris explain why they won’t be attending late supreme leader Ali Khamenei’s funeral, with some fearing for their safety and others not wishing to take part in a lavish ceremony while the Iranian economy suffers. In the capital Tehran, residents reported fewer people than usual were […]
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Sun 05 July 2026: Scientists have identified only a small fraction of Earth’s insect species, and the true number could be far higher than previously thought, according to a study published on Monday in the journal Science. Researchers estimate there may be as many as 20 million insect species worldwide, compared with about 1 million […]
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Sun 05 July 2026: The Government Media Office in Gaza said more than 21,500 children, including 1,022 infants, have been killed since the war in the Gaza Strip began on 7 October 2023, as the conflict reached its 1,000th day. International organisations continue to warn of a worsening humanitarian crisis and a rising civilian death toll. […]
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Sat 04 July 2026: Here’s what’s happening in South Africa today: 👇🏼 ◼️BEE billionaires feasting: Econometrix chief economist Dr Azar Jammine says parts of South Africa’s BEE policy have been used to facilitate cronyism and corruption, with state procurement being the main feeding ground. Almost every government contract or tender requires middlemen to fulfil, making […]
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Fri 03 July 2026: On June 30, an unofficial deadline invented by anti-migrant vigilantes came and went. No court had issued it and no statute authorised it. It travelled, instead, by WhatsApp, dressed up in the clipped, bureaucratic language of an official notice, and for weeks it was treated by frightened people across this country […]
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Fri 03 July 2026: Russia has commenced seaborne gasoline imports from India and secured supply guarantees from Kazakhstan to navigate an intensifying domestic fuel crisis. The development marks a significant operational shift for the world’s leading energy producer, which is struggling to stabilize its domestic market amid ongoing Ukrainian attacks on its infrastructure. Emergency procurement […]
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