British fishing boats are held in French custody days after Keir Starmer's EU 'surrender' over fish

The Lady T, which is based in Eastbourne, East Sussex, is being held in Boulogne-sur-Mer, while the Francesca TO 80, which is registered in Truro, Cornwall, was escorted to Brest.

Parliament summons minister over policy easing B-BBEE rules for 'Elon Musk’s Starlink'

Parliament has summoned Minister Solly Malatsi to address concerns over new policy directives that could ease B-BBEE requirements for satellite services, including Elon Musk's Starlink, amid rising criticism from opposition parties

New arrest over escaped Louisiana prisoners as five fugitives still on the run

New arrest over escaped Louisiana prisoners as five fugitives still on the run - Another New Orleans woman has been arrested for allegedly helping some of the 10 inmates after they escaped the Orleans Parish Justice Center on May 16

No coffee, no internet, no hot meals in Cannes with electricity down

Film festival visitors and restauranteurs have been struggling after a power cut in Cannes disrupted everyone's Saturday, knocking out power to cinema screens, cafes and shops.

Sabotage in Russia: An attack that shook the country

Five killed after torrential rain and flash flooding hits Australia

Five killed after torrential rain and flash flooding hits Australia - Hundreds of flood-hit residents still in evacuation centres even as conditions improve

Ex-Minneapolis police chief recalls 'absolutely gut-wrenching' moment of seeing George Floyd video

Ex-Minneapolis police chief recalls 'absolutely gut-wrenching' moment of seeing George Floyd video - Former Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo says he wishes he had moved faster to change the culture of his department before the murder of George Floyd, which happened five years ago Sunday

Eurozone brings Zimbabwe back into the fold

The European Union is shifting its stance on Zimbabwe.

Aussies shaken awake as 'rare' magnitude 5.2 earthquake strikes

Aussie in regional NSW have been woken in the middle of the night by a series of earthquakes.

Looters take over five aid trucks in Gaza, sell stolen goods at inflated prices

Five aid trucks in Gaza were taken over by looters on Saturday, Israeli media reported, citing reports within the Gaza Strip. The stolen goods were sold to Gazans at inflated prices in areas such as Deir al-Balah and the Nuseirat refugee camp. The humanitarian aid trucks that entered Gaza contained flour, sugar, and sesame seeds. Flour was sold by ...

Khoisan community seeks recognition and unity at KwaZulu-Natal's Interfaith Provincial Prayer Day

At the Interfaith Provincial Prayer Day in Durban, the Khoisan community passionately calls for recognition and unity, urging action against the social ills affecting KwaZulu-Natal.

Ukraine's top general reveals armed forces hit over 1,000 Russian tanks since the year began

I give £880 a year to my children’s state school – I feel like I have to

Memorial Day Weekend warning as popular seafood is recalled for norovirus fears

The Food and Drug Administration is warning Americans to steer clear of a popular seafood.

Digital activist fatigue: support without burning out

Once, newspapers, radio, and television were our primary sources of news. Then came the 2000s, and social media emerged as a new frontier. It didn't take long for everyone to become a content creator, broadcasting their own carefully curated "news feed" through platforms like Facebook, Twitter (now X), Instagram, and TikTok. Digital storytelling became a powerful tool for brands, influencers, and traditional media outlets alike. It also gave activists a platform, allowing their voices and views to travel around the globe. But, as the famous phrase goes, "with great power comes great responsibility." What happens when we ingest too much harrowing information? And what's the cost of standing up for what we believe in a world rife with prejudice and discrimination? In this gallery, we explore the rise of digital activism fatigue and how to advocate without burning out. Click through to continue reading.

How to prepare for a Trump ambush – and win

South Africa's President found himself on the wrong end of an encounter with Trump - but there are strategies global leaders can use to navigate challenging situations

Who will be the new operator of the National Lottery after court ruling against Ithuba?

Parks Tau faces a pivotal moment as he prepares to announce a new operator for the National Lottery, following a landmark court ruling against Ithuba's contract extension

South Africa police minister says Trump's genocide claim 'twisted'

During a meeting with President Cyril Ramaphosa, Donald Trump played a clip showing dozens of white crosses that he claimed were graves of murdered white south Africans. The crosses were in fact an art piece made for a memorial years ago

Officials worry SA’s spaza shop fund will fall prey to ‘sticky fingers’

While well-intentioned, officials worry SA’s R500-million spaza shop fund is vulnerable to looting, and the vultures are already circling …

Egypt wants ancient Christian ruins off UNESCO's list of sites in danger

Coptic Orthodox Pope Tawadros II visits the archaeological site of the martyr Menas of Alexandria, who died in 296 AD, in Alexandria, Egypt, Tuesday, May 20, 2025

SAPS seizes counterfeit goods worth more than R20 million

South African Police Service (SAPS) officers seized fake goods worth more than R20 million in Bruma, east of Johannesburg.

‘Grandpa robbers’ found guilty of robbing Kim Kardashian in gunpoint jewellery heist

‘Grandpa robbers’ found guilty of robbing Kim Kardashian in gunpoint jewellery heist - Veterans of Paris underworld sentenced for audacious theft

From frustration to innovation: Retired firefighter’s invention helps save homes from wildfires

Heli-Hydrants give firefighting helicopters quicker access to water, helping crews battle California wildfires faster. View on euronews

Ramaphosa to deliver eulogy at Mnganga-Gcabashe funeral

President Cyril Ramaphosa will make his first public appearance after returning from the US.

Zwelinzima Vavi calls MK Party leader Jacob Zuma 'worst thing South Africa has ever experienced'

Zwelinzima Vavi's scathing assessment of Jacob Zuma's presidency raises critical questions about leadership and accountability in South Africa.

Cape Town Seeks Public Input on Expanded Rates Relief Plans

Cape Town residents will soon have the opportunity to weigh in on proposed expanded rates relief measures and other key changes to the city’s 2025/26 budget. Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis announced that the public comment period will open on Wednesday, May 28, and run through Friday, June 13, following next week’s tabling of amendments by the City Council. […]

The Department of Defense formally accepted a luxury plane from Qatar

Cape Town to carry out 11-hour water shutdown in selected areas

The City of Cape Town will begin scheduled water shutdowns on Tuesday, 27 May. Here’s what you need to know about the planned maintenance. The post Cape Town to carry out 11-hour water shutdown in selected areas appeared first on SA People.

Ukraine and Russia swap 800 prisoners in biggest exchange of war yet

Ukraine and Russia swap 800 prisoners in biggest exchange of war yet - President Zelenskyy said the first phase brought home 390 Ukrainians

Elon Musk's influence? South Africa's digital policy amendment sparks debate

Communications Minister Solly Malatsi's controversial proposal to amend South Africa's black empowerment policy in the digital sector has ignited fierce backlash, raising critical questions about foreign influence and the future of local ownership.

U.S. ban on Harvard online program sparks backlash from African alumni

A recent move by the U.S. government to block international students from enrolling in Harvard University’s new online program has drawn strong backlash from African alumni, especially Kenyans, who call the decision “xenophobic,” “myopic,” and a threat to global academic collaboration. ・The U.S. government has been criticized for blocking internati...

Israel strikes more than 100 targets in the Gaza strip over the past day

Six armed Palestinian men guarding humanitarian trucks - reportedly to prevent them from being looted - were killed by an Israeli drone strike. View on euronews

Tank Dominance: see which countries lead the pack globally

Ramaphosa gets braaied and fed to Trump’s Maga at the US-SA Boerewors Summit

Cringe diplomacy reigns as timid South African delegation stumbles into Trump’s made-for-TV unreality show.

Government Launches State-Owned Oil Company to Boost Energy Security and Revive Refineries

The government has announced the creation of a new state-owned oil and gas company South African National Petroleum Company (SANPC), aimed at strengthening national energy security, fostering economic growth, and stabilizing struggling state entities. The move comes amid growing concerns over the country’s increasing reliance on fuel imports despite having significant domestic refining potential. A […]

Cape Town Dragon Boat Festival: A celebration of diversity, Chinese culture and dragon boat racing

The vibrant celebrations at the Cultures of China - Cape Town Dragon Boat Festival, saw the local Chinese community and residents come together to honour tradition with thrilling races, cultural performances, and delicious food.

EFF calls Enoch Godongwana out for fuel levy increase

The Economic Freedom Fighters' Treasurer-General, Omphile Maotwe, slammed the Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana for proposing a fuel levy increase.

Honouring Gertrude Shope: A champion of women's rights and courage in South Africa

Gertrude Shope, a revered leader in South Africa's anti-apartheid movement, has passed away at 99, leaving a legacy of courage and unwavering commitment to women's rights that inspires future generations.

Johann Rupert's remarks on gang violence ignite debate on race and crime in South Africa

Billionaire Johann Rupert's comments on gang violence in the Cape Flats during a meeting with President Trump have sparked a heated debate over the intersection of race and crime in South Africa.

SANParks successfully relocates 42 elephants

SANParks and the Global Humane Conservation Fund of Africa pulled off a carefully planned mission.

UK sends troops, Apaches and rockets to Nato’s longest border with Russia

There has been an influx of Russian military activity along its border with Finland, which is Nato's longest meeting point with Putin's forces

The Princes in the Tower: Has Richard III historian solved 500 year old murder mystery?

The Princes in the Tower: Has Richard III historian solved 500 year old murder mystery? - It is perhaps the greatest of all cold cases: who was responsible for the death of the two Princes in the Tower?

ANC denies easing B-BBEE rules to benefit Elon Musk, denounces Trump’s ‘white genocide’ as a comedy

Nomvula Mokonyane, ANC deputy Secretary-General, firmly denies that new ICT licensing proposals are designed to favour Elon Musk’s Starlink.

Sibanye Stillwater halts Kloof mine operations after 260 trapped miners rescued

Sibanye Stillwater confirmed the safe rescue of 260 miners trapped underground at Kloof 7 shaft, as operations remain suspended pending thorough safety inspections and risk assessments.

Court backlog | Gauteng High Court under severe strain

The country's court system is battling a severe backlog.

Northern Cape Businesses Urged to Prepare for Five-Day Water Shutdown

Kimberley – The Sol Plaatje Municipality has announced a five-day water shutdown scheduled from 29 May to 3 June, prompting the Northern Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NOCCI) to advise businesses to stockpile water and implement contingency plans. The shutdown is part of the municipality’s efforts to repair 16 major leaks along a 35-kilometre bulk pipeline, a critical step […]

'Win-win' Brexit reset gets mixed reception in UK

Ukraine, Russia swap hundreds more POWs

Russia and Ukraine have confirmed that hundreds more prisoners of war were swapped in the second day of a major exchange. After more than three years of fighting, both countries are holding thousands of prisoners of war.

Is Germany's new government weakening climate protection?

Economics Minister Katherina Reiche wants to secure energy supplies with gas-fired power plants and fewer heat pumps. Climate activists have reacted with sharp criticism.

City says there’s no money for water and toilets for Mamelodi settlement

Marikana informal settlement in Mamelodi was established over eight years ago, but residents living there don’t have access to proper services like water and toilets. Residents say they’ve had no choice but to make illegal electricity and water connections to survive. Most of the more than 600 people live on a flood line near the […]