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Tunisia coast guard recovers eight bodies of migrants whose boat sank

The ‌sole ⁠survivor said he had been adrift at sea for 48 hours before being rescued by a commercial vessel.
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Australia confirms first H5N1 bird flu case in local mammal

More than 13 000 baby seals were killed by the virus on the island, according to local media.
  • August 23, 2026
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Erasmus rues missed opportunities after Springboks fall to All Blacks

Springbok Coach Rassie Erasmus has credited New Zealand’s defensive resilience after South Africa (SA) suffered a 33-16 defeat to the All Blacks in the opening Test of Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series.
  • August 23, 2026
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SA, Zimbabwe sign agreement to transfer sentenced offenders

South Africa (SA) and Zimbabwe have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) allowing sentenced offenders to serve the remainder of their prison terms in their home countries.
  • August 23, 2026
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Two arrested in connection with murder of SA boxer Zolani Tete

The South African (SA) Police Service (SAPS) have arrested two suspects in connection with the murder of former world boxing champion Zolani Tete, who was shot dead in Mdantsane in the Eastern Cape province on Friday night.
  • August 23, 2026
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UN urges greater support for male survivors of conflict-related sexual violence

The United Nations (UN) is calling for greater recognition and support for men and boys who experience conflict-related sexual violence, warning that stigma, fear and underreporting continue to leave many survivors without access to justice, healthcare and psychological support.
  • August 23, 2026
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Morris Muvunzi
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06:00 - 09:00

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Peter NdoroTsepiso Makwetla
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09:00 - 12:00

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Mmatsheko Mosito
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Israeli airstrikes in Gaza kill two people, including a 4-year-old boy: Medics

Israel’s military said it was looking into both strikes.
  • August 23, 2026
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Tunisia coast guard recovers eight bodies of migrants whose boat sank

The ‌sole ⁠survivor said he had been adrift at sea for 48 hours before being rescued by a commercial vessel.
  • August 23, 2026
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Australia confirms first H5N1 bird flu case in local mammal

More than 13 000 baby seals were killed by the virus on the island, according to local media.
  • August 23, 2026
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Lesotho, China strengthen ties at bilateral co-operation dialogue

The talks covered bilateral relations, political trust and China’s One-China Principle.
  • August 23, 2026
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Man City coach Maresca targets next Rodri after midfielder’s exit

Rodri (30) ended a seven-year spell at City on Tuesday
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India 187-3 at tea against Sri Lanka in Colombo

India are 1-0 ahead in the two-test ⁠series.
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Mariamo Khumalo

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Thami Ngubeni

Award-winning, multi-skilled broadcaster, Thami Ngubeni, was once labelled a ‘Media Chameleon’ by a local publication
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Jacob Tivane

He is Presenter/Producer for Channel Africa’s Portuguese service desk.
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Morris Muvunzi

Host of Afro Republic, is a seasoned broadcaster with over 25 years of experience in the industry.
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Jean Abedi

Jean Abedi is a Producer/Presenter for Channel Africa’s kiSwahili desk.
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Benjamin Moshatama

Benjamin Moshatama, who identifies as Pan-Africanist, has been a broadcasting and print journalist for over 15 years.
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Who gets to shape the conversation around cars in Africa? On #TheUpside, Poppy and Ntsako speak to Phoebe Nyashanu, automotive content creator and lawyer, about how social media is changing the way people discover, understand and talk about cars. For years, motoring conversations were dominated by traditional automotive journalists, dealerships and industry experts. Today, a new generation of creators is making car content more relatable, accessible and entertaining, using humour, personal experience and clear explanations to help audiences understand everything from new vehicle technology to buying decisions. As a Black woman and qualified attorney working in a space where representation has often been limited, Phoebe is also helping challenge old ideas about who gets to belong in automotive media. In this conversation: How social media is changing automotive journalism Why car content is becoming more relatable and accessible Phoebe Nyashanu’s journey into automotive content What it means to be a Black woman in the motoring space How creators can influence car-buying decisions The role of humour and storytelling in automotive content Why representation matters in car culture How African creators can build sustainable automotive media brands What Africa can learn from global car creator communities The conversation explores how African creators are not only talking about cars differently, but helping build a new kind of motoring media ecosystem. 👍 Like, subscribe and turn on notifications for more conversations on media, culture and innovation from #TheUpside. #TheUpside #AutomotiveContent #AfricanCreators Lightbox link for post with description Who gets to shape the conversation around cars in...

From Car Enthusiasts to Content Creators: How Social Media Is Changing Automotive Culture in Africa

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You have lived together for 10, 15 or even 20 years, shared bills, built a home and perhaps even accumulated assets together. If the relationship ends, are you automatically entitled to half? On #TheUpside, Poppy and Ntsako speak to Shando Theron, divorce lawyer from Theron Inc Johannesburg, about the financial risks of long-term cohabitation in South Africa and why simply living together for many years does not automatically create the same rights as marriage. South Africa does not recognise a legal status called “common law marriage” purely because a couple has lived together for a long time. A recent High Court matter involving a couple who had been together for 22 years highlighted how difficult asset claims can become when there is no formal agreement in place. In this conversation: What happens financially when a long-term relationship ends Why “common law marriage” is a myth in South African law Whether living together gives you automatic rights to your partner’s assets What a universal partnership is Why proving financial contribution can become complicated The risks of building assets together without a written agreement How cohabiting couples can protect themselves What happens to property, businesses and shared expenses after a breakup Why legal planning matters even in committed long-term relationships The conversation is a reminder that love, shared history and years together do not necessarily provide financial protection if the relationship ends. 👍 Like, subscribe and turn on notifications for more practical conversations from #TheUpside. #TheUpside #Cohabitation #SouthAfricanLaw Lightbox link for post with description You have lived together for 10, 15 or even 20...

20 Years Together, Then You Break Up: Who Gets What? | South Africa’s Cohabitation Laws Explained

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