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Madagascar Boeing 777 Scandal: Trial Opens, Then Stalls Within Hours
The Madagascar Boeing 777 scandal finally reached court in Antananarivo, but the hearing was delayed after only a few hours. The case centres on five former Singapore Airlines aircraft that received temporary Malagasy registration before eventually appearing in Iran and joining the fleet of sanctioned carrier Mahan Air.
KwaMakhutha Shooting Leaves 11 Dead as Police Hunt Three Gunmen
Eleven people were killed and three wounded after gunmen stormed a house party in KwaMakhutha, south of Durban. Police have launched a manhunt for three suspects as investigators probe the motive behind one of KwaZulu-Natal's deadliest attacks this year.
Senior SAPS Lieutenant General Faces Rape and Grooming Charges in South Africa
A SAPS lieutenant general has appeared in court after being arrested on allegations of rape and sexual grooming. The case has renewed debate about accountability within South Africa's police service amid ongoing concerns over gender-based violence.
Western Cape crash claims 21 lives as South Africa’s roads turn deadly again
A Western Cape crash involving two minibus taxis and a station wagon has left 21 people dead near Prince Albert, highlighting South Africa's ongoing road safety crisis.
How serious is the El Niño threat to Southern Africa food security?
Southern Africa food security is under pressure as a powerful El Niño threatens rainfall across key agricultural regions. While cereal stocks are stronger than a decade ago, drought risks could still disrupt maize production and livelihoods.
