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South Africa maintained its position as Africa’s largest intra-African trader in 2025, accounting for 19.2% of all merchandise traded within the continent. This milestone comes as the broader African market faces

As severe flooding inundates China’s southern Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, authorities have turned to an expansive fleet of uncrewed aerial systems to conduct search-and-rescue operations and deliver life-saving supplies. The deployment

Egypt and Saudi Arabia Call for Urgent De-escalation Egypt and Saudi Arabia have issued a joint call for an immediate de-escalation of hostilities following a fresh round of military exchanges between

Counter-terrorism police have assumed control of the investigation into the death of former British minister Ann Widdecombe, 78, who was found with serious injuries at her home in rural southwest England

The United States launched a new wave of military strikes against Iran on Sunday evening, marking a significant escalation in ongoing hostilities that have cast doubt on the future of a

In one of the largest drug seizures in South African history, the Border Management Authority (BMA) has intercepted a consignment of methaqualone valued at nearly R1 billion at the Beitbridge port

Global Muslim demographics include an estimated 2 billion adherents, comprising approximately 26% of the world’s population. While the religion originated in 610 CE, modern reporting indicates Muslims face varying levels of

United States President Donald Trump announced on Friday, July 10, 2026, that Washington has agreed to a request from Iran to continue negotiations, even as he declared the June 17 memorandum

Singapore-Led Resolution on Navigational Rights and Maritime Security According to the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), the initiative was co-sponsored by 30 nations, including Indonesia and Malaysia, signaling a

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed at Auckland International Airport at approximately 8:15 p.m. on Friday, marking the first official visit by an Indian leader to New Zealand in 40 years. Arriving

Fiji’s Constitutional Review Commission is currently weighing a contentious proposal from the Great Council of Chiefs (GCC) to reserve the term Fijian exclusively for indigenous citizens. The debate, which pits competing

Anti-immigrant protest groups have begun conducting door-to-door searches in Johannesburg townships, including Alexandra and Soweto, to identify and remove undocumented foreign nationals. Following an informal June 30 deadline for migrants to