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I'm a passionate journalist with a multimedia approach to news reporting and storytelling. I believe that news content must be direct, accurate, and informative. With experience across digital, print, and broadcast media, I strive to engage and inform diverse audiences through compelling narratives and in-depth reporting.
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‘I don’t give a cheque for nothing’ – Godongwana on Transnet
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has made a strong statement asserting that Israel will continue its military campaign against Hamas in the Gaza Strip. He emphasized that neither The Hague, referring to the International Criminal Court, nor the 'axis of evil', a term that often refers to Iran and its allies, nor any other entity will deter Israel's pursuit of victory. This statement was made during televised remarks on Saturday evening, highlighting the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas.
Police pounce on two alleged truck hijackers in Mpumalanga
In a televised statement, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declared Israel's determination to continue its military campaign against Hamas in the Gaza Strip. He emphasized that neither The Hague, referring to the International Criminal Court, nor the 'axis of evil', a term he used to describe Iran and its allied militias, would deter Israel's pursuit of victory. The conflict has drawn international attention, with various entities and countries potentially involved or affected by the outcomes of this ongoing confrontation.
Free State N6 head-on collision claims one life, seven others injured
South Africa has brought a case to the United Nations' top court, accusing Israel of committing genocide against Palestinians during the conflict in Gaza. The country claims that over 50 nations back its allegations. However, the United States and some other countries have firmly opposed South Africa's charges. The article highlights the international divide on the issue and suggests that the case at the UN court could be a significant diplomatic and legal confrontation.
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In a televised statement, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declared that Israel's conflict with Hamas will continue until victory is achieved. He emphasized that neither The Hague, which could refer to the International Criminal Court, nor the 'axis of evil', a term that may imply Iran and its allied militias, nor any other entity would deter Israel's campaign. The remarks underscore the ongoing tension and military engagement between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
DA councillor arrested for fire that killed his wife and children to appear in court
In a televised statement, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declared that Israel's conflict with Hamas will continue until victory is achieved. He emphasized that neither The Hague, which could refer to the International Criminal Court, nor the 'axis of evil', a term that may imply Iran and its allied militias, nor any other entity would deter Israel's campaign. The remarks underscore the ongoing tension and military engagement between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
‘They’ll be immediately funded’: Nzimande urges matric Sassa beneficiaries to apply for Nsfas
South Africa has brought a case to the United Nations' top court, accusing Israel of committing genocide against Palestinians during the conflict in Gaza. The country claims to have the support of over 50 nations for its allegations. However, the United States and some other countries have strongly rejected South Africa's claims. The article does not provide detailed information on the proceedings or the specific arguments presented by South Africa or the responses from the opposing nations.
‘You chose the wrong president, remove him so we can vote for ANC’ – Jacob Zuma tells MK supporters
In a televised statement, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declared that Israel's conflict with Hamas will continue until victory is achieved. He emphasized that neither The Hague, referring to the International Criminal Court, nor the 'axis of evil', a term often used to describe Iran and its allied militias, would deter Israel's campaign. The remarks underscore the ongoing tension and conflict in the Gaza Strip, where Israel is engaged in military operations against Hamas.
Archbishop Thabo Makgoba says it’s impossible to think of Christmas without Gaza’s haunting cries
South Africa has brought a case to the United Nations' top court, accusing Israel of committing genocide against Palestinians during the conflict in Gaza. The country claims that over 50 nations back its allegations. However, the United States and some other countries have firmly dismissed these claims. The article reports on the international legal and diplomatic dispute surrounding the accusations made by South Africa against Israel.
Stanley Cup frenzy: Here’s how much it costs to get one in SA
The Canadian women's field hockey team achieved a victory against Malaysia with a score of 3-0 at an FIH Olympic Qualifier. This win is a significant recovery from their previous 2-0 loss to Britain. Sara McManus was a standout player, scoring two of the three goals, while Thora Rae contributed the third. This match is part of the Canadian team's efforts to qualify for the upcoming Summer Games.
‘You don’t come with a bag full of money’: Godongwana gears up to take on Davos
The Texas Military Department has refuted claims that they were unresponsive to a distress report, stating that their personnel did conduct a search but were unable to locate any migrants in need of assistance in the Rio Grande. Despite their efforts, a tragic incident occurred where a woman and two children drowned on Friday night in Eagle Pass, Texas. The article implies that U.S. border agents were somehow prevented from acting, although it does not provide details on who or what may have prevented them.
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