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Orcas push great white sharks to Eastern Cape in unusual behaviour


SABC


Great white sharks in South Africa are relocating from the Western Cape to the Eastern Cape due to orca attacks targeting their livers. Data shows a tenfold increase in shark catches in the Eastern Cape since 2013. Orcas are focusing on the livers for their nutrient content. Conservationists stress the importance of great white sharks in maintaining ecological balance. Ongoing research will explore the impact on both species and the marine environment.



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Ukraine Launches Massive Drone Attacks Inside Russia, Officials Say


The New York Times


Ukraine conducted “massive” drone strikes on multiple regions of Russia, including southwestern areas like Bryansk, Saratov, and Tula. The attacks, using over 140 drones and long-range missiles from the U.S. and Britain, aimed to weaken Russia’s war capabilities. This demonstrates Ukraine’s ability to strike deep inside Russia despite facing setbacks on its own territory.



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Trumps warning has sharpened focus for ceasefire talks Analyst


SABC


Anthoni van Nieuwkerk from Thabo Mbeki African School says Trump’s warning to Hamas has influenced ceasefire talks. Challenges remain in negotiations for an agreement. US officials report progress in discussions. Trump threatens consequences if hostages are not released by his inauguration. Qatari mediators propose a deal to halt fighting in Gaza. Nieuwkerk highlights obstacles in negotiations. Hostages expected to be released soon.



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Guardiola admits Man City should have signed more players in the summer


Al Jazeera


Manchester City, trailing Liverpool by 12 points in the Premier League, face injury woes and poor form. Manager Pep Guardiola admits the need for January transfers after ruling out signings in the summer. The team’s title defense appears bleak with six league defeats, sitting sixth in the standings. Injuries to key players like Rodri, John Stones, and Ruben Dias have impacted their performance.



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Women and youth are the overlooked drivers of Africas energy transition


The mail& Guardian


The transition to renewable energy in Africa can promote gender equality and empower youth. Energy poverty affects 600 million Africans, with women and youth disproportionately impacted. Integrating gender and youth perspectives in energy policies can unlock economic opportunities. Inclusive strategies, education, and partnerships are crucial for sustainable development in the renewable energy sector. Karabo Mokgonyana advocates for these initiatives at Power Shift Africa.



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