Ramaphosa said he expects Ambassadors to respect other countries' sovereignty and promote good relations.
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One thousand pupils share two overflowing pit toilets daily
Despite R1.6 million budget in 2020, Lilanga High still lacks working toilets. Pupils face disease risks and dignity violations every day.
Read More »Uncertainty surrounds Harlequins Sports Club amid rezoning dispute
The potential closure of the Pretoria sports club threatens a long-standing institution with deep community roots.
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While you watch R23.36-per-litre unleaded gurgle into your tank, the innovative Leapmotor C10 REEV takes a fresh look at family mobility …
Read More »Who is the giant SA rugby schoolboy making headlines?
A schoolboy rugby star has caught the attention of onlookers as a result of his remarkable physical attributes.
Read More »Moon jam: Here’s the Artemis II crew’s wake-up playlist
CEBU CITY, Philippines — As NASA continues its Artemis II mission to the moon, music has become a lighthearted way to add vibe to space exploration. Even in space, astronauts still begin their day with familiar tunes from Earth just like the crew of NASA’s current mission. NASA shared the crew’s personally handpicked songs used
Read More »‘Total victory’ or TACO? Trump faces questions on Iran deal
WASHINGTON, United States — Donald Trump claimed “total” victory after a ceasefire with Iran. But critics say the deal is a fresh example of their maxim that the tough-talking US president always “chickens out.” In the space of 12 nerve-wracking hours, Trump went from warning that a “whole civilization will die” to hailing that agreement
Read More »Lacking signatures, affidavit stall Senate flood control inquiry
MANILA, Philippines — The Senate inquiry into the alleged flood control projects anomalies has been stalled as the chamber is waiting for a sworn affidavit from former Ilocos Sur governor Luis “Chavit” Singson and the required number of signatures from members of the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee. Senate President Pro Tempore and Blue Ribbon Committee
Read More »‘Ako jud na’: Father’s tears over ‘Gasolina’ reveal quiet sacrifices
CEBU CITY, Philippines — Fathers are often the quietest members of the family, yet they carry the heaviest and most unspoken burdens — a truth reflected in the poignant short film, “Gasolina.” “Gasolina” by Joseph Sabello continues to stir emotions online, five days after its release. One of those moved by the film was Larry
Read More »Jellyfish sightings prompt caution advisory in Moalboal
CEBU CITY, Philippines — Authorities in Moalboal town have urged tourists and beachgoers to exercise caution following recent sightings of jellyfish in its coastal waters. In a public advisory issued on April 8, the Moalboal Tourism Office warned visitors planning to swim or engage in water activities to remain vigilant due to the presence of
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