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Russia launched a large-scale overnight drone assault as NATO leaders met in Türkiye to discuss the war in Ukraine and European security. Air defence systems intercepted many of the drones, while the summit focused on continued support for Ukraine amid the escalating conflict.
FeaturedA group of South African tourists was reportedly forced to leave a restaurant in Mozambique after the owner allegedly told them to return to their own country. The incident has sparked widespread debate online, although the claims have not been officially verified.
FeaturedSouth African figure Phakel’umthakathi says he plans to visit every African country to promote African unity and revive the spirit of Ubuntu. He also claimed he once received intelligence that people were waiting to kill him before a protest, insisting he will not be intimidated from speaking out.
BreakingA US couple has been arrested after allegedly climbing the 443.2-metre Empire State Building in New York to film their marriage proposal. The daring stunt has gone viral online, with many praising the romance while others condemned the dangerous and illegal act.
BreakingThe United Nations has warned that the ongoing Ebola outbreak in Central Africa could cost the continent as much as US$3.6 billion, eliminate more than 328,000 jobs, and push nearly one million additional people into poverty if the disease spreads beyond its current hotspots.
The Supreme Court of the United States has allowed the administration of Donald Trump to move forward with plans to limit birthright citizenship, but stopped short of ruling on whether the policy itself is constitutional. Instead, the court restricted the ability of lower courts to issue nationwide injunctions, paving the way for the policy to take effect in parts of the country while legal challenges continue.
Rescue workers in Venezuela have found two young boys alive after they spent several days trapped beneath the rubble caused by the country's devastating twin earthquakes. Their rescue has become a rare moment of hope as emergency teams continue searching for survivors amid mounting casualties.
BreakingAt least 32 people have died and more than 700 others have been injured after two powerful earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 magnitudes struck Venezuela in quick succession. The twin quakes caused widespread destruction, damaged infrastructure, and triggered emergency rescue operations across several affected regions.
A suspected motorcycle thief in Kampala, Uganda, was reportedly forced to return a stolen bike after being relentlessly attacked by a swarm of bees. Reports claim the motorcycle’s owner, believed to be a fetish priest, allegedly summoned the bees to track down the suspect and recover his property.
FeaturedJulius Malema warned against blaming migrants for unemployment, arguing that it deepens division and ignores the real structural causes of joblessness. He made the remarks while responding to debates linked to Ghana’s evacuation of 300 nationals from South Africa, stressing that removing migrants does not automatically create jobs.
BreakingThe United States has issued a strong warning to fraudsters worldwide, promising an intensified crackdown to track down and prosecute offenders. Colin Mcdonald says authorities will also work to recover every dollar stolen through fraudulent activities.
FeaturedTwo women in Nigeria have been arrested after allegedly drugging and robbing a man they met on Tinder at his home, stealing valuables including phones, a laptop, and other items. The victim reportedly tracked them down by setting a trap with police assistance, leading to their arrest when they showed up for a fake meeting.