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South Africa's Indian community has waited 15 years for a direct India flight. Three ministers promised. None delivered. Botswana must learn from this failure in coordination and accountability.
Sagal Abdi-Wali, Labour's candidate in Keir Starmer's former seat, faces a tough Green challenge in the 8 October byelection. She insists her focus is purely local.
PA leader Gayton McKenzie backs Kenny Kunene for Johannesburg mayor, questioning Helen Zille's record and calling for a tough approach to crime and immigration.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann warns opposition would end free electricity, weaken public institutions and compromise the state's water rights. He defends his government's record on welfare and infrastructure.
President Trump's latest threat to destroy Iran comes as polls show most Americans doubt his strategy for the war, with economic concerns and regional instability mounting.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland leaders sign a pact for self-determination, raising questions about UK unity. Experts say it has no legal force, but the debate is back.
An inquest has ruled that a young Sheffield couple died from injuries sustained in a high-speed M1 collision. Investigators confirmed the vehicle was exceeding the speed limit when it left the road and struck a tree near Barnsley.
President Marcos warns that the illegal substandard steel trade in the Philippines may be far more extensive than known, comparing it to the Pogo menace and calling for accountability among inspectors.
Prime Minister Modi and President Xi met in New Delhi, emphasising that peace along the disputed border is essential for bilateral progress. Both leaders committed to resolving differences through mutual respect and long-term strategic perspective.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's security apparatus is among the most elaborate in modern history. From personal food tasters to a 400,000-strong guard force, the Kremlin's fortress mentality reveals a leader shaped by suspicion.
Former Philippine House Speaker Martin Romualdez avoided immediate detention by checking into a private hospital hours before an arrest warrant was issued in a P7.44 billion plunder case.
King Charles III has formally reaffirmed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle remain non-working royals, clarifying their status as private citizens upon their return to Britain. The letter, issued to senior officials, restates the 2020 boundary and leaves no room for ambiguity about their role.
President Trump's darker hair and reversed part at a New Jersey airport spark fresh debate, with unverified claims from a biographer adding to the mystery.
Israel and Hezbollah continue to clash over the strategic Ali Taher hill in southern Lebanon despite a ceasefire, raising concerns about regional stability and the future of diplomatic efforts.
The latest US visa bulletin brings significant relief for family-sponsored green card applicants, while skilled worker categories remain tightly constrained. Here is what changed and why it matters.
A Pennsylvania police officer faces voluntary manslaughter charges after fatally shooting an unarmed college student who went to the wrong home. The case raises serious questions about police use of deadly force.
Every year, 20,000 women across Uttar Pradesh tie a rakhi to Bareilly Mayor Dr Umesh Gautam. He explains why the festival’s values of protection and respect must extend beyond one day.
Vastu wisdom for the bedroom: remove broken items, clear under-bed clutter, and limit gadgets to foster a stable, restful family home.
Uganda and Burundi military officials visited Israel to discuss joining an international force for Gaza, as the Trump-backed plan gains momentum despite slow progress and Israeli resistance.
A would-be bomber's simple online recruitment by ISIS reveals the dangers of social media radicalization and the need for vigilance.