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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly planning to move back to the United Kingdom later this month, six years after stepping down as working royals. Their children have been enrolled in a British school, sparking questions about security, royal relations, and Meghan's potential return to acting.
India's 165-run victory over Sri Lanka in the first Test was powered by Devdutt Padikkal's 167 and Manav Suthar's 10-wicket haul. Vice-captain KL Rahul praised both youngsters, crediting the India A system. The win gives India a 1-0 lead in the two-match series.
Namibia will rebury the remains of Festus Nehale and Simon Niilenge, two anti-apartheid fighters who died in South African custody, during Heroes Day ceremonies on Wednesday. The remains were returned last week alongside those of 84 other Namibians held in South African museums, in what officials called an act of restorative justice.
A South African court has postponed the deportation case of former Miss SA contestant Chidimma Adetshina until February 2027, pending a High Court review of a Home Affairs decision. Adetshina, who says she was born in South Africa, faces protests calling for her deportation while she awaits judgment.
Families in Zimbabwe, Botswana, and South Africa are desperate for sons and husbands recruited to fight in Russia's war against Ukraine, with many saying their loved ones were deceived. The article highlights personal stories, official responses, and the ongoing risks as authorities warn that recruiters remain active.
The two-day summit in Cape Town will convene leaders from government, business, and development finance under the theme 'Africa Delivers M.O.R.E. Together.' Key panellists include Eskom’s Mteto Nyathi, Flutterwave’s Olugbenga Agboola, and Cassava Technologies’ Ziaad Suleman, with sessions on AI, energy, and public-sector project management.
Unitree Robotics, the world's largest humanoid robot maker, surged more than 600% on its Shanghai debut, marking a milestone for China's robotics ambitions. The IPO was met with extraordinary retail demand, and the company is now valued at billions of dollars, amid a broader US-China race in robotics.
A new study suggests a colossal escarpment formed 800 million years ago as the supercontinent Rodinia broke apart, potentially explaining the Grand Canyon's missing billion years of rock record. The research, led by the University of Southampton, estimates erosion from the cliffs may have stripped up to 8 kilometers of rock in places.
BRICS environment ministers meeting in New Delhi have condemned the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism as 'unilateral, punitive, discriminatory and protectionist', while calling for increased climate adaptation finance. The joint statement highlights deep divisions over climate trade policy as the EU defends the measure as WTO-compliant.
Presidents Samia Suluhu Hassan and Félix Tshisekedi concluded a two-day visit in Zanzibar with a joint communiqué calling for the withdrawal of foreign forces from Congolese territory and announcing deepened security and economic cooperation. The two leaders agreed on a Strategic Partnership on Minerals, infrastructure projects along the Central Corridor, and closer energy and trade ties, while also expressing confidence in peace processes.
A new study has uncovered a population of faint, rapidly fading remnant radio galaxies, suggesting that the final phase of a supermassive black hole's jet activity may be shorter than previously thought. The research, led by scientists at the University of Cape Town and the Inter-University Institute for Data Intensive Astronomy, examined 14 candidates and confirmed 12 as true remnants, with ages ranging from 8 to 42 million years.
AfriForum and the March and March movement have agreed to collaborate on legal matters, crime prevention, and illegal immigration, confirming a meeting in a media release. March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma linked unsecured borders to economic strain and crime. The meeting came less than two weeks after March and March announced its transformation into an NGO.
Joe Root's return as England captain began with a comprehensive innings and 103-run victory over Pakistan inside three days at Headingley, despite rain interruptions. Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue starred with the ball, while Pakistan's batting collapses continued a worrying trend. The second Test starts at Lord's on Thursday.
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) addressed regional migration and Zimbabwe sanctions at its 46th summit in Durban, where Cyril Ramaphosa succeeded Emmerson Mnangagwa as chairperson. The bloc called for a coordinated regional migration strategy and reiterated demands to lift economic sanctions on Zimbabwe, alongside commitments on security, economic integration, and public health.
Presidents Cyril Ramaphosa and Emmerson Mnangagwa are set to address a business forum in Johannesburg as part of efforts to boost bilateral trade and investment. Ministers from both countries have called for deeper infrastructure integration and cooperation across several sectors.
The March and March Movement has announced a march and picket outside the SADC summit in Durban on Monday, under the theme 'It's time to fetch your people.' The movement, which has led protests against undocumented migrants, is demanding stricter visa controls and other measures. President Cyril Ramaphosa has condemned discrimination against fellow Africans.
Mitchell Starc's six-wicket haul bowled Bangladesh out for 64 in the second Test in Mackay, giving Australia early control. Meanwhile, Marnus Labuschagne's lean run continued with a duck, putting his place in the Test side under renewed scrutiny after coach Andrew McDonald warned he 'needs runs'.
India's 3-1 loss to the Netherlands in the Hockey World Cup Pool E has pushed them to the brink of elimination. Their semifinal hopes now depend on the outcome of the England-Argentina match, while the win secured the Netherlands' semifinal spot.
Australia has dropped opener Jake Weatherald after a sustained run of poor form, bringing in Matt Renshaw for the second test against Bangladesh. Meanwhile, Marnus Labuschagne's place faces scrutiny after another low score, with former captain Ricky Ponting calling for a change.
Australia have brought Matt Renshaw back into the Test side for the second match against Bangladesh, replacing Jake Weatherald. Captain Pat Cummins confirmed the change, citing Weatherald's lack of runs and Renshaw's strong form, while the team opted to retain spinner Nathan Lyon rather than field four fast bowlers.