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Civil rights group AfriForum launched a court challenge declaring South Africa's National Health Insurance Act unconstitutional, serving summons on Wednesday to President Cyril Ramaphosa, Health Minister Dr. Aaron Motsoaledi, the finance minister, and the National Assembly speaker. They held their press conference at the derelict Kempton Park Hospital—closed since 1996 and costing millions to guard yearly—as a symbol of potential state-run failures. AfriForum argues the Act, signed in May 2024 to pool funds for universal coverage, violates rights by limiting patient choice, doctor independence, provincial powers, and lacks funding viability at 10% of GDP amid fiscal strains.

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Outside a graffiti-covered abandoned hospital, AfriForum served court summons on President Ramaphosa and top officials, warning of a healthcare future gone wrong.

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Approved Afrikaner families, cleared under a Trump administration program prioritizing white South Africans facing claimed discrimination, had their U.S. resettlement flights abruptly canceled by contractor Church World Service. Families like Andre's, who waited over 200 days, underwent medical exams, and prepared to leave, now face limbo as their cases reverted to 'in progress' and clearances expired. The program, part of a fiscal year 2026 refugee cap of 7,500, has resettled nearly 5,000 Afrikaners since February 2025, but CWS offered no explanation amid lawsuits challenging the prioritization.

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Andre sold everything—his car, his home belongings—and quit his job, only to get a call three days before takeoff: your flight to America is canceled.

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Today, May 24, Bulgaria honors Saints Cyril and Methodius, the 9th-century brothers who created Glagolitic script for Slavic languages, later refined into Cyrillic in Bulgaria around 893–916. Revelers filled city squares with confetti, folk costumes, parades, and poetry recitals, marking the public holiday of the Bulgarian Alphabet, Education, Culture, and Slavonic Literature. The event highlights national pride and Slavic bonds, with EU officials praising Bulgaria's lasting contribution to European civilization, while online discussions affirm the script's Bulgarian origins.

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Crowds waved green-white-red flags outside Sofia's Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, as children in embroidered dresses clutched books symbolizing enlightenment amid choirs singing the national anthem.

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The U.S. announced in early May 2026 it would cut about 5,000 troops from its 36,000 in Germany over six to 12 months, following tensions between President Trump and German Chancellor Merz over the Iran war. Pentagon officials call it a routine review, with no confirmation of any departures this week and key bases like Ramstein staying central. While some see it as NATO's doom and others routine business, the alliance says the change is manageable amid broader U.S. forces of over 80,000 in Europe.

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A familiar clip of a German military plane has people mistaking it for American soldiers leaving Germany right now. In truth, it's just old footage tied to a planned, gradual reduction.

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On June 5, the Pretoria High Court ruled Mchunu guilty for repeating defamatory claims accusing Malema of shielding undocumented migrants and taking R60 million from Nigerian drug cartels, breaching earlier interdicts. Mchunu complied by posting an unreserved apology on social media, which suspended his 10-day arrest warrant. But Malema filed an urgent application on June 8 alleging further defiance, seeking a six-month prison term without fine; a hearing is set for June 17. Mchunu insists his remorse is genuine and expresses no fear of jail in a recent interview.

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Ngizwe Mchunu posted a public apology to Julius Malema just days after a court found him guilty of contempt. Now Malema's team wants him jailed for six months anyway.

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AJ Dybantsa dominated as a BYU freshman, leading the nation with 25.5 points per game on 51% shooting, grabbing 6.8 rebounds, and dishing 3.7 assists while earning All-American honors. Kansas' Darryn Peterson averaged 20.2 points with 38.2% from three and strong defense, recently topping ESPN's big board. Dybantsa skipped workouts for top teams like the Wizards, showing confidence they already know his game, while speculation swirls that Washington might pivot to Peterson despite reports pointing to Dybantsa—the draft tips off Tuesday night.

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The Wizards hold the No. 1 pick after winning the lottery in May, and now the basketball world waits to see if they'll crown BYU's AJ Dybantsa or Kansas' Darryn Peterson as their next star.

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The 77-year-old veteran politician referenced the 1884-1885 Berlin Conference, where Europeans carved up Africa without input, and pushed for unity like her Agenda 2063 blueprint from her African Union days. Supporters praised her Pan-African vision, but critics amid South Africa's 32% unemployment and immigration strains accused her of ignoring daily struggles and pre-colonial chiefdom borders. The speech, shared widely from June 14, underscores tensions between continental ideals and national pressures in xenophobia-prone South Africa.

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At an MK Party podium, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma passionately called out colonial borders as artificial divisions keeping Africans apart.

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