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SASSA clears up June 2025 grant dates for seniors, disability and children, debunks double‑payment rumours and confirms gold cards stay active, urging recipients to rely on official sources.
India Women clinched a 59‑run DLS‑adjusted win over Sri Lanka in the Women's ODI World Cup 2025 opener, boosting group‑stage hopes and extending their 16‑4 head‑to‑head advantage.
São Tomé & Príncipe beat Malawi 1‑0 in a historic World Cup qualifier, with Ronaldo Lumongo’s penalty sealing their first win in years.
Binance CEO Richard Teng says the exchange is helping nations craft crypto rules and set up Bitcoin reserves, with Pakistan leading the push. The move follows the US's new crypto reserve and SEC's regulatory shift.
Portugal faces Ireland on Oct 11, 2025, in a decisive World Cup qualifier. Ronaldo leads the Selecção, while a win is vital for Ireland’s hopes.
Pew Research's 2014 study reveals Catholic numbers falling to 69% while Protestant affiliation jumps to 19% across Latin America, reshaping the region's faith landscape.
A $109 million corruption scandal at Tembisa Hospital, uncovered after whistleblower Babita Deokaran was murdered, has left patients dying and officials under investigation.
FIFA dropped the third‑place match from the 2025 Club World Cup, leaving Real Madrid and Fluminense without a bronze‑medal game and speeding their return to domestic seasons.
Bangladesh swept the T20I series in the UAE, Afghanistan claimed the first ODI, and both sides eye upcoming Tests and T20Is as rankings shift.
KNEC launches KJSEA registration from March 3‑28 2025, outlining a new eight‑level grading and an Oct‑Nov exam window that will decide senior‑school seats.
Thomas Kirk refereed the Ipswich‑Norwich East Anglian derby on Oct 5, 2025, where Ipswich won 3‑1. The victory boosted their Championship push while Norwich slipped further down the table.
Pep Guardiola’s promise that Manchester City’s Premier League verdict would arrive in a month has lapsed, leaving the club facing 115 financial‑fair‑play charges and possible points penalties.