Developing Story: Father, son suspected in Bondi Beach attack; 15 confirmed dead
The alleged gunmen behind the Bondi Beach attack are a father-son duo suspected of using legally obtained ...
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Haaland double sinks Palace as Man City win 3-0 at Selhurst Park
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The Catholic Church in Lusaka has urged Members of Parliament to listen to the voice of God ...
Zimbabwe restricts foreign participation in 17 economic sectors (See breakdown)
Zimbabwe has introduced new regulations restricting the participation of foreign nationals in seventeen economic sectors and sub-sectors ...
Goal-keeping errors cost Spurs in 3-0 defeat at Nottingham Forest
Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario had an afternoon to forget as his side slumped to a dismal ...
Anti-corruption watchdog calls for probe into alleged bribery of MPs to influence voting on Bill 7
The Alliance Against Corruption (AAC) has expressed deep concern over allegations by Mporokoso Member of Parliament, Brian ...
Chinganya urges investment in data to measure impact of energy infrastructure on production, efficiency in Africa (Video)
Former Chief Statistician at the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, Oliver Chinganya, has emphasized the need ...
Horror at Bondi beach, Australia, as gunmen kill 11 at a Jewish event
At least 11 people have been killed and 29 others injured, including two police officers, following a ...
PF accuses Electoral Commission of Zambia of partisanship, alleges 2026 elections are ‘as good as stolen’
Patriotic Front (PF) Chairperson for Information and Publicity, Emmanuel Mwamba, has accused the Electoral Commission of Zambia ...
