England Beat Croatia 4-2 in Chaotic World Cup Opener — But Don’t Let the Scoreline Fool You Dallas, Texas — Harry Kane scored twice, broke a England World Cup record, and Thomas Tuchel’s side still nearly bottled it. England opened…
A Cape Town Father Chose His Business Over His Children — The Court Chose Consequences A Cape Town father has been found in contempt of court after deliberately stopping maintenance payments to his estranged wife and two children while simultaneously…
Jub Jub Behind Bars After Allegedly Holding Driver at Gunpoint Over Jealousy Molemo “Jub Jub” Maarohanye — the face of Uyajola 9/9, South Africa’s most-watched infidelity reality show — was arrested on Sunday, 14 June 2026, after allegedly kidnapping and…
A Tuesday Night Massacre Nobody Saw Coming — But Everyone Knew Was Possible At 11:10pm on Tuesday, gunmen stormed the Jumper informal settlement in Cleveland, Johannesburg, and executed 12 people. Fifteen others are fighting for their lives. The killers arrived…
Political Parties Are Hijacking the IEC’s Name — And It’s Illegal South Africa’s Electoral Commission (IEC) is putting political parties on notice: stop using our name, our logo, and our brand to deceive voters. With the 2026 Local Government Elections…
Hormuz Is Closed — And Kenyans Will Pay the Price Since March 4, 2026, Iran has shut down the Strait of Hormuz — the narrow waterway through which a quarter of the world’s oil and a fifth of its liquefied…
South Africa’s Parliament Has Drawn a Clear Line — No President Is Untouchable South Africa’s sub-committee on the Review of Assembly Rules has adopted new presidential impeachment procedures, creating a structured, legally grounded path to remove a sitting president from…
A Court Just Blocked a Fraud Suspect From Fleeing — Here’s Why You Should Care A South African court has refused to let Willah Joseph Mudolo — a businessman accused of running a R102 million investment fraud scheme linked to…
The Left Is Regrouping — And It Has Names to Name Boksburg, Ekurhuleni — MK Party second deputy president Tony Yengeni stood before leftist delegates on Friday and said what many in South Africa’s political left have long believed: the…
A Election Built on Exclusion Ethiopia held a general election on Monday, but for millions of its citizens, the ballot box was never an option. Voting was suspended across parts of the Oromia and Amhara regions due to active insurgencies,…
