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The article reports that several Indian-flagged vessels, including the crude oil tanker Desh Garima, passed through the Strait of Hormuz on April 17-18, 2026.
Reports indicate that North Korea conducted multiple ballistic missile launches toward the sea on Sunday, April 19, 2026. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff confirmed the launches occurred in the northern Sinpo area and stated that South…
The article reports that on April 12, Donald Trump posted a social media message criticizing Pope Leo XIV, calling him "weak on crime," "weak on nuclear weapons," and "terrible for foreign policy." Trump further claimed that Pope Leo's…
The article reports that Iran’s Revolutionary Guard navy declared the Strait of Hormuz closed, warning that any vessel approaching the area would be considered hostile.
The article discusses the critical issue of water scarcity in Nelson Mandela Bay, focusing on the dangers of illegal bulk water sales.
The article argues that community participation, particularly by women, is vital for developing the tourism industry in Gqeberha.
The article reports on the US State Department's data regarding HIV treatment support through PEPFAR, noting that while overall support was reported as similar to the previous year, testing rates dropped sharply due to funding cutbacks.
According to sources familiar with the plans, Meta intends to conduct initial layoffs of about 10% of its global workforce, with further cuts anticipated in the second half of the year, pending AI developments.
The article reports on the movement of tankers through the Strait of Hormuz amidst ongoing tensions following the US-Israeli war on Iran.
Environmental scientists conducted research in South Africa's Eastern Cape province to determine the barriers preventing low-income families from adopting solar energy.
The article reports on the ongoing drug overdose crisis in San Francisco, noting that while recent CDC data shows a modest decline in overall overdose deaths, the city remains highly ranked nationally.
A homeless man in Florida allegedly attempted to shoot a dog attacking a woman, but instead shot and killed the dog's owner. Authorities reported that the suspect fled the scene, and the woman was hospitalized for multiple dog bites.
The article reports on comments made by Mamelodi Sundowns defender Kegan Johannes ahead of their Champions League semifinal second leg against Esperance.
The Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) granted Tongaat Hulett a two-month reprieve and an additional R200m funding injection to prevent its collapse, bringing total post-commencement funding to R2.5bn.
Inter Miami defeated the Colorado Rapids 3-2 in front of a large crowd of 75,824, with Lionel Messi scoring two goals, including the winner.
The article reports on the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz for commercial vessels following a ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel.
Donald Trump announced executive orders to expedite the FDA review process for psychedelic drugs, such as ibogaine, which some veterans believe can treat PTSD.
Three individuals were sentenced to jail time for an insurance fraud scheme involving staged attacks on high-end vehicles using a person dressed in a bear costume.
The article reports on a genealogical discovery suggesting that the character Luigi, Super Mario's brother, may have been inspired by the real-life father of Nintendo's landlord, Washington businessman Mario Arnold Segale.
The article reports on a new framework called HydroGraphNet, developed by researchers at CABBI, designed to predict streamflow and nitrogen export in agricultural watersheds.