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France deploys 70,000 police, shuts Paris museums ahead of protests

Some 70,000 law enforcement officers will be deployed across France on Saturday while the Louvre and several other major Paris museums will be closed as authorities seek to prevent renewed …
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No electricity, no vote: Service chaos tests ANC

Johannesburg residents have resolved to turn their backs on their ANC-led municipality at the November 4 local elections.
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Otuwa yomupolifi ya umbwa nondjebo kuwalye

 ONGWEDIVA- Opolifi moshitukulwa shaShana otai konakona oshibofa kombinga shotuwa yomupolifi vati ya umbwa nondjebo kuwalye ndele oholo tai hake mekende lotuwa.  Oshiningwanima osha ningwa oshivike sha dja ko mOngwediva efimbo …
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Okombifa yaNamashisha ohai teleke eendja

 Manga ashike etango ina li eta eenhemo nomuwalangandjo una ashike omawi oudila neetuwa tadi li nyenge, Elise Namashisha-Nakapunda okwa tema nale omundilo waye molukanda la Hakahana moshilandopangelo a tameke okuteleka …
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1,500 Set for Old Mutual Vumba Mountain Run

For participants, the three distances offer an opportunity to test their endurance, pursue personal goals and experience the natural beauty of the Eastern Highlands. The post 1,500 Set for Old …
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Omunyekadi Pohamba okwa li ongudi yepata  …ovamwaina tava li li oshiveli shavo

 OKANGHUDI- Maria Nghipangelwa ou e li ondenge ya nakufya omunyekadi omutivali Penehupifo Pohamba okwa ti ova kanifa oshiveli shavo, ongudi yakula yepata osho yo omuyandji mayelele.  Nghipangelwa weedula 73 okwa …
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Global PHP scramble reaches the Union Buildings

The presidency has pulled its website offline, two days after PHP released fixes for critical flaws.
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Opolifi otai kaleke po omifyuululwakalo

OUTAPI- Opolifi moshitukulwa shaMusati oya unganeka efiku lomifyuululwakalo omo kwa li va djala va fewa nelalakano lokukaleka po efimano lomifyuululwakalo neenghulunghedi. Oshindingili eshi osha li ko Etitatu modoolopa yaUtapi. Ovapolifi …
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Highlanders opens centenary celebrations to families

The event, scheduled for October 24, is expected to provide entertainment for supporters and their families, with activities including a jumping castle, mechanical bull, trampoline, swimming pool, virtual reality glasses …
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Vehicle repossession: What banks can and cannot legally do

‘There are only two instances where a bank can legally retake possession of a vehicle from its customer,’ says Johan Brouwer of the National Financial Ombud Scheme.
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Omalelo opamufyuululwakalo a pewa oyeendifo

 Hambeleleni Daniel  Omalelo opamufyuululwakalo okwa pewa oihatu ihamano yongushu yeemilion N$4.29 okunghonopaleka omayakulo.  Oihauto oya pewa oma l e l o opamufyuululwakalo ahamano ngaashi: elelo lopamufyuululwakalo lOukwanyamaa moshitukulwa shaHangwena, elelo …
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Namibia a taalela etokopyo lomutenya noupyu mexuliloshivike …. oshiwana sha indilwa shi kale momaumbo

 Ehangano lokutengeka onghalo yomhepo ola holola kutya oitukulwa omuwoi yoshilongo otai ka kala i na etokopyo lomutenya noupyu wa matutu mexuliloshivike.  Nonande oitukulwa imwe unene ngaashi oitukulwa yokonooli oya kala …
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Nelson Mandela Bay to get a nuclear power station?

Nelson Mandela Bay Mayor Babalwa Lobishe has welcomed a key step forward for Eskom’s proposed 5 200-megawatt nuclear power station at Thyspunt.
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How long does it take to drive through Addo Elephant National Park?

Planning a self-drive safari in Addo Elephant National Park? Here’s how long it takes to travel through the park.
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‘Increase R370 to R700’: SASSA SRD grant recipients make bold demand

SRD grant recipients say the monthly payment no longer stretches enough, and one has named the amount they want instead.
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What’s happening across SA’s borders? Temperatures soar to 45°C

Extreme heat grips parts of SA's neighbouring countries, with temperatures reaching 44°C in Zimbabwe and forecasts of 45°C in Mozambique.
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CRÉATION AFRICA: GuguByGugu uses mohair to fuse luxury streetwear with a rich African heritage

‘There’s no shortage of quick, fast, cheap clothes,’ says Gugu Peteni, founder of GuguByGugu, a sustainable luxury fashion brand. What interests her instead is producing clothing that lasts and is …
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Chikunga launches campaign to engage men in the fight against GBVF

Chikunga launches campaign to engage men in the fight against GBVF Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga has called on men and boys to challenge harmful gender …
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Austrian cyclist killed by vehicle near Swellendam named

The 72-year-old Austrian cyclist who died after being struck by a vehicle on the N2 near Swellendam in the Western Cape, has been named.
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Restoration Concert 4.0 raises funds for children’s shoes

Seventeen artists, six choirs and nine ministry guests will feature at the Windhoek event, which aims to raise funds for shoes for underprivileged children. Gospel music and charitable giving will …
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Three dots after you and me

Love feels daunting  when there’s no guarantee, When three little dots follow you and me. I fight for a dream I can never claim, Knowing I’ll lose,  yet returning to …
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Digital skills workshop upgrades artists

Heather Erdmann Five artists-in-residence gained practical photography and videography skills during a three-day clinic organised by the Namibian Arts Association (NAA). The Namibian Arts Association (NAA) recently concluded a three-day …
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More than 400 people became ill in Tshwane’s water crisis: Who will be held accountable?

More than 400 people fell ill in the Tshwane water crisis. Here’s who’s investigating, who’s been accused, and what happens next.
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Celebrating culture through music

The organisers of Zambezi Night have announced that the annual celebration of the Region’s music and heritage will return on 31 October 2026, urging concertgoers to get their Musisi, Mashamba …
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As Ebola Spreads to 8th DR Congo Province, Families Battle to Feed Themselves

[allAfrica] Geneva -- Hunger in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) is undermining efforts to combat Ebola as the deadly disease has expanded across borders and also to an …
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