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Staff scurry to purge 26 years of content as feisty tabloid prints its final edition amid pro-democracy crackdown

Pilots, cabin crew, travel agents and other workers from the travel industry held protests, begging the government to open up more routes

Catalan justice department says ‘everything indicates’ McAfee took his own life

IOSCO plans regulatory guidance for firms that rate corporate environmental, social and governance performance

Former rebel chief, in exile in Europe, sentenced in absentia for plot against President Alassane Ouattara

Olusegun Obasanjo says in Addis Ababa the polls  were conducted in ‘an orderly, peaceful and credible manner’

Standby force  to be deployed to combat terrorism and  extremism in Cabo Delgado

The delta Covid-19 variant  accounts for at least 20% of new cases in Ireland and parts of Germany, while in hotspot Lisbon, the figure is above 60%

US CDC says inflammation in adolescents and young adults is probably linked to the mRNA vaccines made by Pfizer and Moderna

Britain rejects Russia’s account of the incident, saying  HMS Defender had sailed through Ukraine waters

Divorce of Melinda and Bill Gates puts 90-year-old billionaire in an awkward position on the board, says academic

Taliban fighters seize border post in north of country as US-led international forces prepare to leave

A pioneering railway scheme in the UK is helping domestic violence victims to escape their abusers by providing them with free travel to reach refuge The post Life-saving free train travel offered to domestic abuse victims in the UK appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Since becoming pope in 2013, the Argentine pontiff has striven to tackle the decades-long sexual abuse scandals involving Catholic priests around the globe. The post Pope Francis updates canon law to address paedophilia by priests appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The accusations thrown by Sedat Peker at close Erdogan allies — including a former prime minister, top officials and their relatives — range from corruption and drug trafficking to rape and multiple murders. The post Peker videos: Crime boss’s claims rattle Turkish government appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The signs are there that the Israeli state may have ‘won’ the most recent battle against Palestinians but could be losing the protracted war, especially in the court of public opinion The post Palestine could be taking a South African direction appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Cyril Ramaphosa may have signalled a hardening of tone but, like his predecessors, he is unlikely to break the mould on the Palestine-Israel two-state solution The post Pretoria prevaricates on Israel appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Colombia’s general anti-tax strike has turned into a mass protest movement and become violent, writes Laura Brown The post Cali protests herald brewing class war appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Fuelled by social media, the protests were horizontal in structure, decentralised with no identifiable leader, and took shape without the involvement of unions or political parties. The post ‘Indignant ones’: The Spaniards who launched ‘occupy’ appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Palestinians in the occupied East Jerusalem neighbourhood face court-sanctioned eviction in what rights groups say is a continuation of Israel’s decades-long plan to ‘ethnically cleanse’ the city. The post Sheikh Jarrah Palestinians at mercy of Israeli court appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The Colombian government’s violent repression of political dissent is dangerous The post #SOSColombia: Remember Sharpeville? appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Political prisoners in India, many of whom are awaiting trial, face abysmal conditions in far-flung, overcrowded jails. Now they are threatened with infection without access to healthcare The post The Covid-19 crisis facing India’s prisoners appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The coronavirus pandemic is pushing more people into drug use, while illicit cultivation could also get a boost, the UN has said.

US President Joe Biden has said he would nominate Cindy McCain, widow of Republican senator John McCain, as the US Ambassador to the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange was arrested in April 2019 in the UK, and a UK court temporarily blocked his extradition to the US in January 2021.

The former US President would joke about people falling ill with the deadly disease, according an excerpt from "Nightmare Scenario."

In a federal lawsuit filed Tuesday in New York, more than 50 Americans claim MTN and ZTE did business with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, even though they knew the transactions would help finance, arm and support the Iranian group’s terror campaign in Iraq.

A Canadian indigenous group has announced the "horrific and shocking discovery" of hundreds of unmarked graves at the site of a former residential school.

Antivirus software pioneer John McAfee has been found dead in his jail cell in Spain, shortly after a court approved his extradition to the United States.

A Pentagon translator has been sentenced to 23 years in prison for passing the names of US informants in Iraq to a person linked to Lebanon's Shi'ite movement Hezbollah.

John McAfee, the creator of the eponymous antivirus software, was found dead Wednesday in prison outside Barcelona. He was 75.

The US Food and Drug Administration said on Wednesday it will add a warning about rare cases of heart inflammation in adolescents and young adults to fact sheets for the Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna vaccines.

The Delta variant, identified for the first time in India, could account for 90 percent of new Covid cases in the European Union in the coming months, the bloc's disease control agency said Wednesday.

Prime Minister Mario Draghi insisted Wednesday that Italy's parliament was sovereign after the Vatican made an unprecedented complaint about a draft law against homophobia.

Merkel said recent events had shown that it was not enough 'if we react to the multitude of Russian provocations in an uncoordinated manner'.

The House of Commons voted 211 to 121 in favour of approving the budget, which was proposed in April and contains a plan to spend CAN$101.4 billion (69 billion euros) over three years.

The 75-year-old was found dead in his cell in the Brians 2 penitentiary near Barcelona 'apparently from suicide', a spokesperson for the prison system in the northeastern Catalonia region said.

The South American country of 212 million people has recorded 2.2 million infections and 82,771 deaths from the new coronavirus since confirming its first case five months ago.

Michael Nugent of Surrey, southern England, ran a number of far-right chat groups on the Telegram app, using different identities to express his "hatred of ethnic minorities" and to share "terrorist-related documents with others", according to police.

Like all of the continent's greats, Kenneth Kaunda will be remembered as a humanist in Africa who fought for the dignity, justice and equality for the African people, writes Mubanga Lumpa.

While the draft from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change confirmed that the "situation is very dire" and that there is a "need to act right now", the 18-year-old climate activist said it also made her hopeful since it "could wake people up".

Over the last week, Apple Daily's journalism was declared a threat to China's national security by Hong Kong authorities and the paper saw its assets frozen a move that crippled its ability to operate.

Fiji's two largest hospitals have been converted into dedicated COVID-19 facilities, with cases doubling every nine days since a second wave began in April.

The text defines conversion therapy as "practices, treatment or services designed to change an individual's sexual orientation to heterosexual or gender identity to cisgender or to reduce non-heterosexual sexual attraction or sexual behaviour."

Since US President Joe Biden's election, the two countries have adopted a wait-and-see attitude to relations following the diplomatic roller-coaster ride under Donald Trump that produced three historic summits but no agreement on dismantling the North's nuclear arsenal.

After a pandemic year that saw the world turned on its head, a forthcoming report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), seen exclusively by AFP, offers a distressing vision of the decades to come: malnutrition, water insecurity, pestilence.

The United States troop withdrawal will be the main topic of conversation when Afghanistan's President Ashraf Ghani meets with US President Joe Biden in Washington on Friday. The post US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan to dominate Biden-Ghani talks appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South […]

Russia accused Britain on Thursday of spreading lies over a warship confrontation in the Black Sea and warned London that it would respond resolutely to any further provocative actions by the British navy off the coast of Russia-annexed Crimea. The post Russia warns Britain: Do not provoke us again in Black Sea appeared first on […]

Hundreds of Thai pro-democracy protesters took to the streets on Thursday, calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha and constitutional changes that would curb the influence of the country's powerful monarchy. The post Thai protesters return to streets demanding constitutional changes appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, […]

Brazil registered a single-day record of 115 228 new confirmed coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours, the Health Ministry said on Wednesday, as its outbreak shows new signs of accelerating despite long-delayed vaccination efforts finally gaining steam. The post Brazil sets single-day record for coronavirus cases appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, […]

Over 2 million people in England might have had long COVID and suffered one or more COVID-19 symptoms that lasted at least 12 weeks, one of the biggest surveillance studies of the coronavirus found on Thursday. The post Over 2 million in England may have had long COVID, study finds appeared first on SABC News […]

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres appealed to the Security Council on Wednesday to renew a cross-border aid operation into war-torn Syria for another year, warning that a failure to do so would be devastating for millions of people. The post UN chief warns no Syria cross-border aid would be ‘devastating’ appeared first on SABC News - […]

Calls have been made for American citizens to put pressure on its government to lift the decades-long US blockade of Cuba. The post Calls for Americans to put pressure Biden administration to end embargo on Cuba appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current […]

A grand jury in Texas on Tuesday cleared eight former officers of any criminal wrongdoing in the death of Marvin D. Scott III, a 26-year-old Black man, in custody. The post Grand jury in Texas will not charge officers in custody death of Marvin D. Scott III appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, […]

Four Saudis who participated in the 2018 killing of the Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi received paramilitary training in the United States the previous year under a contract approved by the State Department, the New York Times reported on Tuesday. The post Saudis who killed journalist Khashoggi received paramilitary training in US  – New York […]

The coronavirus pandemic stoked hunger for trusted news in a time of global crisis and a clear majority of people want media organisations to be impartial and objective, The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism said on Wednesday. The post People want trusted news, Reuters Institute says appeared first on SABC News - Breaking […]