Politics

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigns after scandals, welfare cuts, and hard-right appeasement. Andy Burnham is set to replace him.

The Durban Drive-in site has become a scene of humanitarian and administrative collapse, as the Department of Home Affairs struggles to repatriate thousands of undocumented Malawian nationals.

King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has made a direct plea for peace, urging the Zulu nation to reject violence against foreign nationals following the murder of a Malawian man in Pietermaritzburg.

Lebanon ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah takes effect after deadly Israeli airstrikes, as US-Iran talks stall and Western imperial contradictions surface.

Cape Town ends R860m ShotSpotter and Eye in the Sky surveillance contracts. Black communities in Hanover Park and Manenberg still face record violence.

John Steenhuisen has been demoted from his agriculture post after an arrogant and disastrous handling of the FMD outbreak that cost SA R80bn. DA reshuffle.

Republican voters in Georgia rejected Donald Trump's endorsed candidate for governor on Tuesday, choosing billionaire Rick Jackson instead. In the same state, Trump-backed Mike Collins won the Senate primary and will face Democrat Jon Ossoff. Meanwhile, Oklahoma voters struck down a $15 minimum wage initiative, keeping the state's poverty wage of $7.25 unchanged since 2009.

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Donald Trump arrived at the G7 summit in France with a preliminary Iran deal, but immediately threatened French wine with 100% tariffs and insulted the Global South.

South Africa is showing signs of macroeconomic recovery, but these gains will remain hollow for the Black majority unless the government finds the political will to crush systemic corruption and unlock transformative investment.

Families in Crosby, Johannesburg accuse SAPS and SANDF of violent night raids, assault and theft. Community demands accountability for state brutality.

DRC President Tshisekedi pushes for a third term amid Western mineral deals. Opposition unites against a constitutional coup threatening African sovereignty.

The UN reports the first drop in displaced people in a decade, but Western nations are slashing resettlement spots while millions in the Global South are forced home under duress.

Trump vows fresh attacks on Iran, threatening civilian infrastructure. Another chapter of Western military aggression against a sovereign nation unfolds.

Kenyan police tear gas protesters fighting a US-backed Ebola quarantine centre. Critics call it neo-colonialism, putting Western interests over African lives.

A US Apache helicopter crashes near Hormuz as Yemen's Houthis ban Israeli Red Sea shipping, signaling that Western military overreach continues to meet fierce resistance from the Global South.

Rise Mzansi leader Songezo Zibi defends the R30 million donation from We Are The People, challenging the IEC and media to apply the same scrutiny to the EFF and MK Party.

The Gunvor oil corruption scandal proves foreign multinationals still loot African resources while leaders shield themselves. The system never changed.

The uMkhonto weSizwe Party deploys senior leaders to Mpumalanga and the North West while carefully navigating the growing anti-foreigner sentiment, calling for voluntary repatriation of undocumented immigrants.

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