Category BreakingNews

CNN

Satellite images reveal North Korean troops transported by sea to Russia for Ukraine war. Russian ships moved soldiers to Dunai port in October and November. South Korean intelligence first identified transfers via North Korean ports. Researchers confirm Russian vessels docked at Dunai during troop transfers. Soldiers likely boarded ships at night to avoid detection.

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BBC News

Petition to revoke Elon Musk’s Canadian citizenship gains traction amid tensions with Trump administration. Musk, who holds both Canadian and US citizenship, criticized Canada as “not a real country.” Accusations include influencing elections and undermining sovereignty. Citizenship can only be revoked for specific reasons. Musk’s mother is Canadian.

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Daily Maverick

South African soldiers wounded in fighting with M23 rebels in DRC have all returned home for medical care. SANDF prioritizes care for soldiers based on critical, non-critical, and psychological needs. Remains of 14 fallen soldiers also repatriated. SANDF urges privacy for soldiers and families during healing process. Number of repatriated soldiers not disclosed.

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TimesLIVE

Trucking boss shot by armed suspects at his business premises in Witbank. Multiple gunshot wounds, vehicle riddled with bullets. Motive unknown, case of attempted murder opened. Destiny Logistics, established in 2011, has grown to a fleet of 200 trucks and 300 employees. Police seeking information on suspects, urge public to come forward.

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TimesLIVE

Four out of five people swept into a canal during heavy rain in Lamontville, south of Durban, were found dead. Disaster management teams recovered the bodies of two women at Brighton Beach and Ansteys Beach, and two children at Cuttings Beach. The fifth person’s body was spotted in the ocean. Heavy rainfall caused damage and flooding in the province, prompting warnings from officials.

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The South African

Minister Gwarube has been criticised for introducing foldable desks for rural students in the Eastern & Western Cape, sponsored by MiDesks Global, Old Mutual, and McDonald’s. Wheelie schoolbag converts into desk and chair with solar light and USB charging portal, designed to help students in rural areas. Desks are durable for grades R-12, aimed at easing life for learners and teachers in impoverished communities.

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Daily Maverick

Cape Town progresses with plans for a desalination plant in Paarden Eiland to secure long-term water supply amid climate change. Concerns arise over location near polluted water sources and sewage discharge. Public meetings held to engage residents on feasibility of the project.

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Daily Maverick

Eskom assured stable power system with adequate reserves, suspending load shedding. However, South Africa experienced second power outage shortly after. Energy experts suggest Eskom may have not been transparent about power system’s true state. Data showed signs of impending load shedding a week prior. Diesel capacity meant for peak times was used, raising concerns.

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EWN

Former Johannesburg mayor Amos Masondo has been appointed to lead the ANC’s structure in Gauteng following poor election results. He will convene the new Provincial Task Team, replacing the Provincial Executive Committee. Panyaza Lesufi will also lead the team. The ANC aims to address its electoral losses in the province with these leadership changes announced by Secretary General Fikile Mbalula.

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EWN

AfriForum continues misinformation campaign in the US, meeting with Trump administration to advocate for Afrikaner interests. Despite recent outcry over lies about South Africa, group seeks US intervention on land expropriation, farm murders, and legislation. Request for re-housing white Afrikaaners as refugees in the US.

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