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Yair Lapid says expansionist view for Israel taking over the Middle East is based on Zionist and biblical foundations.Listen to this article | 2 minsinfoPublished On 24 Feb 202624 Feb 2026Click here to share on social mediashare2ShareAfter controversial comments by the US ambassador to Israel suggesting it has the right to take over much of the Middle East, the country’s main opposition leader said he agrees with Israeli expansion as far as Iraq.Yair Lapid told a news conference on Monday that his territorial takeover views for Israel are based on Zionist and biblical foundations.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemsend of list“I…

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The investigation focuses specifically on the companies whose products were tested in the UFS laboratory. (Photo: Unsplash) The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has launched an urgent and large-scale investigation against nine of South Africa’s best-known suppliers of sanitary napkins and mini-wipes. This step follows the publication of an alarming study by the University of the Free State (UF), entitled “The presence of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals in sanitary pads: A study done in South Africa”indicating that common hygiene products may contain harmful chemicals. The investigation focuses specifically on the companies whose products were tested in the UFS laboratory. The list includes…

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OpenAI Chairman Brett Taylor has asked board members attending board meetings to prepare documents by hand-writing themselves rather than using AI tools. According to Taylor, writing without the help of AI deepens the ideas. Additionally, it allows ‘strategic issues’ to be discussed in the board room rather than data review.OpenAI Chairman Brett Taylor does not want the company’s board members to use AI tools to prepare for meetings. According to a Business Insider report, Brett Taylor, while speaking recently on the podcast Untapped with Jack Altman, said that he wants detailed documents from board members instead of slide presentations. He…

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This milestone places Wanatu at the forefront of a new era for the country’s e-taxi industry, which is now under strict national supervision for the first time. (Photo provided by Wanatu)While big names in the e-taxi industry, including Uber and Bolt, are still at risk of violating the country’s new transport regulations, Wanatu has already got its affairs in order.This company made history as the first e-taxi service in South Africa to successfully complete the national registration process and receive formal approval in terms of the new National Land Transport Regulations of 2025.The certificate of registration, which was issued by…

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The Mayor of KwaDukuza, Mr. Sduduzo Gumede, has revealed the overcrowding of hospitals in Lembe District.He revealed this as he was speaking after the Transnet medical train, Phelophepa 1, was received.This type of train focuses more on health. We don’t stay together, we usually travel to different parts of the country.It has been seven full years since we last arrived at Kwa Dukuza. Speaking here, Gumede said they were very happy to see this train again after a long time.He said that we are playing a major role in reducing the burden as he pointed out that many hospitals in…

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IMOTO: MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER EDITION 25CELEBRATING 25 years of the Outlander in style at Mitsubishi as they launched the special Edition 25.In a special way they only made 10.This SUV was first introduced in 2001 when it was still called Airtrek.Lerato Nonyane who is the General Manager: Product & Marketing at Mitsubishi Motors South Africa (MMSA), said the Outlander is among their favorite cars. He said Edition 25 celebrates that success.Outside Outlander Edition 25 they changed it here and there to make it different.They have replaced the front grille and the skid guard below.At the back, they put a calm color…

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February 24, 2026 Helene Mocke How would you like to share the article? The fire apparently started due to an electrical fault. (Photo: WHERE Brandit INNI KAAP/ Facebook) Several incoming international flights were temporarily diverted and other flights delayed at the Cape Town International Airport on Tuesday morning, after a fire broke out on the landing side of the airport. The Cape Town International Airport’s spokesperson says in a statement that the fire was “successfully extinguished” and “all passengers, staff and visitors are safe. Passengers’ safety remains (its) highest priority.” However, the incident caused major disruption, with thick smoke spreading…

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February 24, 2026 Helene Mocke How would you like to share the article? The OR Tambo Airport. (Photo: Christel Cornelissen) Pres. Cyril Ramaphosa has welcomed the return of South African men who were allegedly recruited locally to take part in the fighting between Russia and Ukraine. According to Vincent Magwenya, spokesperson for the presidency, the South African government in collaboration with the Russian government succeeded in securing the return of the men, after 17 South Africans between the ages of 20 and 39 made emergency calls to come home. Ramaphosa expressed his “sincere gratitude” to Vladimir Putin, the Russian president,…

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FORCE it to be terminated after the game has lost viewers It’s hotwhich is shown on Mzansi Magic, at 8.30 pm on weekdays, as its last episode will be seen on Friday.The source ofOf this country who is inside this station, has revealed that its completion has only been shown for one season with 260 episodes, it is due to the audience’s incredible turnout.”The viewers were interested in the show when it first aired, but the presence of changes in it as the story that was being discussed in the beginning was changed, that is what brought unhappiness to the…

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(File photo: ActionSA) The Ngwathe municipality has been plunged into a management and service delivery crisis after Victoria de Beer-Mthombeni, the mayor, apparently wants to appeal again against a court ruling that orders that provincial intervention must be implemented immediately. The Bloemfontein High Court recently confirmed that the court order from last year, which requires provincial intervention and the dissolution of the municipal council, must come into effect immediately. This follows after AfriForum’s application was successful not to further delay the execution of the order through legal action. Despite this order, the municipality has indicated that it wants to appeal…

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