Dr Iqbal Survé says Ramaphosa missed an opportunity to deal with youth unemployment in South Africa

President Cyril Ramaphosa's recent meeting with US President Donald Trump has sparked criticism for neglecting the urgent issue of youth unemployment in South Africa, which affects 65% of young people. Dr Iqbal Surve highlights the need for immediate action to create job opportunities and address this pressing concern.

Moment magnitude 6 Crete earthquake violently shakes flour mill

Moment magnitude 6 Crete earthquake violently shakes flour mill -

NYT: Trump halts Harvard’s ability to enroll international students

The Trump administration on Thursday halted Harvard University’s ability to enroll international students, the New York Times reported on Thursday. The administration reportedly notified Harvard about the decision after a "back-and-forth" in recent days over the legality of a sprawling records request as part of the Department of Homeland Security’...

Steenhuisen reveals GNU's purpose: Blocking EFF and MKP from power

This revelation was made during a high-profile meeting on Wednesday, where President Cyril Ramaphosa and his delegation, including Steenhuisen, met with US President Donald Trump at the White House.

North Korea appears to hide sunken warship under tarpaulins

Satellite images appear to show the naval destroyer languishing on its side alongside the dock where a launch ceremony had been held, with Kim Jong Un in attendance.

Husband claimed to have returned from errands to find his wife dead. 19 years later, cops say he was the killer

Husband claimed to have returned from errands to find his wife dead. 19 years later, cops say he was the killer - Doris Worrell was found shot to death at the family business on September 20, 2006

How three African popes changed Christianity

In the Catholic Church's nearly 2,000 years of history, there have only been three popes from Africa. Their pontificates were crucial in shaping the direction of the Church, and indeed, some of their actions are still relevant today. For instance, one of these popes is responsible for the fact that Easter is celebrated on a Sunday. In this gallery, you'll get to know more about these African popes and the impact they had on Christianity. Click on.

Tsunami warning after 6.1-magnitude hits Greece

European authorities have issued a tsunami warning following a 6.1-magnitude earthquake that hit the coast of Crete, Greece, on the morning of May 22. The quake was felt throughout the Aegean region, reaching as far as parts of Turkey and Israel. The tremor occurred at 8:49 am local time, with its epicenter located in the sea, about 58 kilometers (36 miles) north-northeast of the town of Elounda, at a depth of 69 kilometers (43 miles). This marks the second earthquake in the region within a week. Events like these serve as a reminder of how earthquakes can trigger powerful tsunamis, especially when they originate offshore. While the initial shaking may pass quickly, coastal areas may still face the threat of massive waves minutes or even hours later. So how much time do you really have to escape a tsunami? And what steps should you take to stay safe? Click on the following gallery to learn more.

Giyani airport's ownership debacle puts re-launch project in limbo

GIYANI - Plans to re-open Giyani Airport have been halted. This is after Limpopo's Transport Department and the Gateway Airports Authority Limited (GAAL) put a spanner in the works of the project. According to the Transport Department and GAAL, Bombo Investment was not given permission to develop the airport. The airport, located in Siyandhani vill...

What will the Antichrist look like? According to Western thought, an authoritarian king – or the pope

In casting himself as supreme leader and pope, Donald Trump inadvertently invoked the Christian understanding of the Antichrist.

Happy birthday to me! Trump's mega-MAGA birthday military parade raises eyebrows

Plans to combine celebrations for the US Army's 250th anniversary with the US president's birthday with a military parade through the centre of Washington DC are raising eyebrows and the hackles of local politicians, who fear for the price tag and damage involved. View on euronews

Russia has new nuclear missiles – experts think they’re a ‘significant threat’

Nuclear powers could face a race to develop new hypersonic delivery systems

US launches nuclear missile in 'doomsday test'

The US Air Force launched a hypersonic nuclear missile in what officials described as a 'doomsday test' that The test coincided with Trump' unveiling his 'Golden Dome' plans.

Americans want Trump to keep sending weapons to Ukraine

CIA guards shoot woman at headquarters hours after gunman killed Jewish couple in DC

CIA guards shoot woman at headquarters hours after gunman killed Jewish couple in DC - The woman was shot just before 4 a.m. outside the CIA’s gated entrance in McLean, Virginia.

AG Bondi says Trump is 'devastated' by murders of embassy employees

AG Bondi says Trump is 'devastated' by murders of Israeli embassy employees

Two Israeli diplomats killed in Washington shooting

Two Israeli diplomats were fatally shot by a lone gunman in Washington, D.C., on the night of May 21. Authorities say the suspect, identified as 30-year-old Elias Rodriguez of Chicago, was heard shouting pro-Palestinian slogans after being taken into custody. The victims were attacked as they left an event at the Capital Jewish Museum, located just over a mile (1.6 km) from the White House.Embassies and consulates serve as vital pillars of international diplomacy, fostering relations between nations through political, economic, and cultural engagement. Rooted in centuries-old traditions, these institutions have evolved to address modern challenges, from climate change to global security. Embassies, typically located in capitals, focus on high-level negotiations, while consulates assist citizens and promote trade in regional areas. Click on to explore the history, functions, and enduring significance of these diplomatic missions.

"I have a backbone and I'm not a traitor": Afrikaner in the US calls Johann Rupert a traitor

An Afrikaner man living in America delivers a furious message to Johan Rupert, calling him a traitor after the tense Trump-Ramaphosa White House meeting.

World outrage grows as Israel continues to weaponise aid to Gaza

As some dissenting voices in Israel have started speaking out, the very recent change of heart from some of Israel’s staunchest international supporters has moved beyond the pearl-clutching and handwringing lip service.

Unpacking Evangelicals' unshakeable support for Donald Trump

Trump administration accepts luxury jet from Qatar to use as Air Force One

Moment migrant dinghy trying to cross English Channel diverts Dunkirk flotilla of WW2 'Little Ships'

A fleet commemorating the 85th anniversary of the heroic effort to save Allied soldiers from incoming German troops had to make way for an unlikely guest.

Panyaza Lesufi's bold steps to tackle corruption and improve Gauteng's services

In a significant move aimed at fortifying transparency within the ranks of government, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has announced the commencement of thorough vetting procedures for all Heads of Departments (HODs), senior executive managers, and Members of the Executive Council (MECs). This initiative is intended to restore public trust and substantially reduce corruption within the province's administration.

Gauteng high courts face crisis: Judicial Service Commission announces vacancies

The Gauteng High Court is facing a significant workload crisis, prompting the Judicial Service Commission to announce vacancies. Meanwhile, a Pretoria law firm challenges a new mandatory mediation directive in the Constitutional Court.

Dutch citizens advised to keep cash for emergencies

The Netherlands’ Central Bank (DNB) has advised Dutch citizens ensure they have enough cash to last them in case of emergency; for instance, if the country’s payment system becomes inoperative. More specifically, the DNB suggests that citizens should keep €70 per adult and €30 per child, which should be enough to cover the essentials for 72 hours. Authorities stated the measure might prove to be vital amid current geopolitical tensions and cyber security threats. "Think of a power failure, a technical disruption at your bank or the Wi-Fi going down. Then you might not be able to pay the way you are used to. But paying with cash is almost always possible," the advisory said. Indeed, preparation for a crisis or disaster is not something many of us want to think about. However, in the event of a huge cyber attack, power outage, pandemic, or natural disaster, it's already too late to make sure you have everything you need to manage, especially without internet or electricity. But even if you haven't given it much thought until now, you're in luck: this gallery takes a closer look at the essentials that will see you through, and practical tips about how to pass the time. Click on to learn the things you should stock up on now, to be on the safe side.

Russian tourist caught on video kicking and ‘slamming’ 2-year-old daughter at Florida resort as she was ‘being fussy,’ police say

Russian tourist caught on video kicking and ‘slamming’ 2-year-old daughter at Florida resort as she was ‘being fussy,’ police say - Police said the little girl was ‘manhandled by her father’

Karoline Leavitt gets fiery and doubles down after press questions alleged ‘white genocide’ in South Africa

Karoline Leavitt gets fiery and doubles down after press questions alleged ‘white genocide’ in South Africa - White House press secretary takes aim at NBC reporter for ‘ridiculous’ line of questioning

Tanzanian police dump ‘severely tortured’ activist on border as state slides back into authoritarianism

Something is rotten in the state of Tanzania. Despite promising to walk back the worst of former president John Magufuli’s autocratic tendencies, following his death from Covid-19 and her ascension to the top job in 2021, Tanzanian leader Samia Suluhu Hassan has slipped right back into the dictator’s mould. This week, as her fiercest opponent went on trial for treason, foreign activists travelling to Dar es Salaam to support him were detained...

Starmer ‘on wrong side of history’ after Israeli embassy shooting, Netanyahu says

Starmer ‘on wrong side of history’ after Israeli embassy shooting, Netanyahu says - Western leaders have this week heavily criticised Israel’s ‘egregious’ actions in the Gaza Strip

Israeli aides Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim identified as victims of embassy shooting in Washington D.C.

Israeli aides Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim identified as victims of embassy shooting in Washington D.C. - In tributes to the pair, Lischinsky was described as a ‘clever and inspiring person’ while Milgrim was said to have an ‘unwavering belief’ in peace and equality

Zimbini Hill denies gunning for IDT CEO role amid mounting tensions

In April, Malaka wrote directly to President Cyril Ramaphosa and Deputy President Paul Mashatile, raising concerns about Zimbini Hill’s reappointment and alleging unresolved misconduct.

Budget Speech 3.0: Key takeaways from Godongwana’s third attempt

Stay updated with Swisher Post! Read the latest news at Swisher Post.Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana delivered South Africa’s third budget speech for 2025, confirming no VAT increase, boosting social spending, and outlining major infrastructure investment.© Swisher Post. Visit us for more updates: https://www.swisherpost.co.za/news/budget-speech-3-0-key-takeaways-from-godongwanas-third-attempt/

Trump calls for end to anti-Semitism after murder of Israeli diplomats

President Donald Trump is fed up with the wave of anti-Semitism being displayed in the U.S. and called for its end in the wake of the murder of two Israeli Embassy workers.

Lesufi announces relaunch of Nasi Ispani, promising 32,000 new jobs

Premier Panyaza Lesufi defends the Nasi Ispani programme, promising 32,000 jobs for youth amid political criticism.

D.C. teen accidentally shoots and kills herself while filming social media video, cops say

D.C. teen accidentally shoots and kills herself while filming social media video, cops say - A 14-year-old girl accidentally shot and killed herself while filming a social media video in Washington, D.C., police said.

The rise and fall of Napoleon Bonaparte

Napoleon Bonaparte was the first emperor of France and one of the world's most significant military leaders, but at a price. He conquered much of Europe in the early 19th century, enjoying many campaign successes, but also suffering several spectacular defeats. Among his accomplishments was the introduction of the Napoleonic Code, which continues to form the foundation of French civil law to this day. Shrewd and calculating, Napoleon was also ruthless in his ambition and responsible for atrocities committed by French troops on the battlefield and across an overseas colonial empire extending from the Americas to Africa. Click through for an examination of his life and legacy.

Senior doctor admits 'doubting his own judgement' after a teenage girl died from sepsis

Professor Richard Thompson is accused of numerous failings in his treatment of Martha Mills, 13, at London 's King's College Hospital two days before she died in August 2021.

NGO pushes for disbarment of Kaamilah Paulse due to allegations of parental alienation

Zamer Harneker, a businessman and father, says Paulse's conduct during his Islamic divorce proceedings crossed ethical lines and caused significant emotional harm, particularly in his relationship with his children. Paulse represented Harneker’s ex-wife during what he describes as a “needlessly adversarial” separation process.

Fewer criminals to serve jail time under proposals to end prison overcrowding

Fewer criminals will be put behind bars and more will serve sentences in the community under plans to end overcrowding in jails. Violent criminals and sexual offenders could be released from prison earlier, while judges could be given more flexibility to impose punishments such as football or driving bans.

Why Russia and China's bond is growing stronger

Rivals for centuries, Russia and China have grown closer, forming a de facto alliance driven by shared opposition to US dominance. Their economic, military, and political ties deepened, especially after Russia’s 2014 Crimea annexation and further strengthened following the 2022 Ukraine invasion. Personal rapport between Presidents Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping, common authoritarian governance, and mutual interests in challenging the US-led global order underpin this partnership. Despite some Chinese reservations about Russia’s war, their cooperation worries democratic nations concerned about global power shifts. Click on to learn more about their relationship.

Rome police catch German tourist carrying ancient marble slab on electric scooter

The Special Superintendence of Archaeology, Fine Arts and Landscape of Rome said finding out where the marble slab came from was possible and deemed it a cultural asset of historical and artistic interest. View on euronews

Scopa chair calls for urgent action to address fiscal leakage in South Africa

Songezo Zibi, chairperson of Scopa, emphasises the urgent need to tackle fiscal leakage and inefficiencies in public funds, advocating for a strategic reallocation of resources to stimulate economic growth in South Africa.

Former Florida congressional candidate is sentenced to prison for threatening to kill rival Anna Paulina Luna

Former Florida congressional candidate is sentenced to prison for threatening to kill rival Anna Paulina Luna - William Braddock, 41, was sentenced to three years in prison on Wednesday.

Ilhan Omar addresses murder of Israeli Embassy staff

Rep. Ilhan Omar dismissed a reporter asking her to comment on the deadly shooting at the Capital Jewish Museum overnight.

Pentagon leaker begs Trump for pardon in jailhouse interview, calls himself a ‘patriot’

Pentagon leaker begs Trump for pardon in jailhouse interview, calls himself a ‘patriot’ - ‘My case was specifically politicized by the Biden administration,’ Jack Teixeira said, adding: ‘I think that I was used as a sacrificial lamb, and I was crucified to be made of as an example’

A former US ambassador claims Canada overreacted to Trump

Elias Rodriguez: Socialist party denies Israeli embassy shooting suspect is a member

Elias Rodriguez: Socialist party denies Israeli embassy shooting suspect is a member - Suspected gunman Elias Rodriguez, who shouted ‘free Palestine’ upon his arrest, has alleged ties to a left-wing group

Multiple people dead after private jet crashes in San Diego neighborhood: More than 100 evacuated from homes

Multiple people dead after private jet crashes in San Diego neighborhood: More than 100 evacuated from homes - It was not immediately known how many people were aboard the plane when it crashed.

The best and worst US locations to be in if war starts

As the global political climate rises and the world we live in intensifies from multiple angles, the thought of a possible war breaking out becomes more of a reality with each passing day. Gone are the times of choosing where you live based solely on factors such as access to reliable public transportation, or quality education for your kids, or even how walkable a city is. Homebuyers today seem to be more concerned with fulfilling basic necessities such as access to food and water. And, yes, you could say this means war! With this in mind, click through to discover the best (and worst) places to live in the US in case of an outbreak of war.

One dead, thousands stranded in Australia floods

Severe flooding in New South Wales in Australia has isolated over 50,000 people and resulted in at least two confirmed deaths. Emergency services have conducted hundreds of rescues as torrential rains continue to inundate the region. Authorities have issued numerous flood warnings and evacuation orders, with more heavy rainfall expected in the coming days. Sadly, these extreme weather events really are becoming more frequent with climate change, though the phenomena is nothing new. History has recorded some truly terrifying floods—natural disasters that have killed thousands and destroyed homes and livelihoods. Click through and be reminded of some of the worst floods on record.