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Speaking to Parliament's Public Accounts Committee on Tuesday, Marathe, Botswana's first female police commissioner since 2021, said persistent unlawful sex with minors prompts a return to the prior age of 16, like some developed nations. The 2018 increase to 18 aimed to protect children under the Children's Act, reduce teen pregnancies, and prevent school dropouts amid high defilement rates. Her comments drew sharp online criticism, with users mocking the logic through quips like legalizing theft to cut burglaries, while highlighting tensions over child safety and enforcement.

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Botswana's Police Commissioner Dinah Marathe suggested rolling back the age of sexual consent from 18 to 16, arguing the 2018 change hasn't curbed defilement cases.

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Nana Kwaku Bonsam stated he spiritually cursed England captain Harry Kane ahead of Ghana's 0-0 World Cup draw against England, causing Kane to fail to score. He later claimed to have lifted the curse using Kane's pictures. Kane subsequently scored in England's 2-0 World Cup victory over Panama, becoming England's all-time leading World Cup goalscorer with 11 goals.

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Jacinta Nompumelelo Ndabeni-Abrahams stated that South Africa relies on gas and oil imports from Mozambique and conducts significant trade with neighboring African countries. She dismissed concerns about economic impacts from strained relations with those neighbors.

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The couple, arrested in January 2026 for social media posts criticizing state actions, received the 2026 Ludovic-Trarieux Prize from European bar associations for their pro bono defense of enforced disappearance victims, blasphemy accusations, and vulnerable families. Mazari-Hazir has challenged military and police abuses, while Chattha aided death-row cases through legal aid groups; their work exposed an alleged extortion 'blasphemy gang.' Sentenced to 17 years each under Pakistan's cybercrimes law with appeals pending, the award highlights global support amid claims of judicial harassment, as families they defended seek new representation.

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From behind bars in Adiala Jail, Pakistani lawyers Imaan Zainab Mazari-Hazir and Hadi Ali Chattha learned they've won a top human rights award— the same one Nelson Mandela received while imprisoned.

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Masemola appeared alongside businessman Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala and 15 senior officers, charged over the irregular R228 million health services tender awarded to Matlala's Medicare24 company for SAPS members in Tshwane. The tender, cancelled in April 2025 after audits uncovered fronting and lacking qualifications, led to counts of fraud, corruption, money laundering, and Public Finance Management Act violations. The case, postponed to June 26, stems from the Madlanga Commission probing SAPS corruption, with public views divided between seeing Masemola as an anti-crime hero targeted by syndicates or in need of accountability.

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Outside Pretoria Magistrate's Court, suspended Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola told reporters he had done nothing wrong and sensed something more behind his arrest.

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The officers were transporting a suspect arrested earlier that day by RUSA officers Nathi Ndaba and Philani Mkhulisi, who found him hiding under a bed in a rural KwaZulu-Natal home. A gathering crowd barricaded roads with debris and tires, threatening to burn the vehicle amid demands for vigilante justice. Reaction Unit South Africa deployed a Robinson R44 helicopter for oversight and a ground team to clear the path, escorting the police to safety without injuries. The incident underscores rural frustrations with high crime rates, including over 2,000 murders in KwaZulu-Natal's first quarter of 2026.

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Two police officers sat trapped in their vehicle for an hour, surrounded by an angry crowd demanding a murder suspect. Private rescuers swooped in with a helicopter to break the standoff.

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Hosted by Deedy Das and Greg Kamradt on June 25, the event featured speakers like Peter Steinberger of OpenClaw, Anthropic's Thariq Shihipar, and Codex ambassador George Pickett. They shared lessons on attaching prompt histories to code reviews, using Claude for interactive video editing, and upfront planning with design principles to boost agent efficiency. Attendees including Gergely Orosz and former cricketer Robin Uthappa praised the electric vibe, highlighting how human oversight makes AI agents excel at complex tasks.

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In Tim Shi's living room, 30 AI trailblazers swapped stories on building autonomous agents that code and edit videos with human guidance.

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In an ARISE News interview, Onyema advocated boycotting South Africa and halting investments there, criticizing authorities for weak security during attacks on African migrants by groups like 'March and March' in cities such as Johannesburg and Pretoria. Nigeria evacuated over 260 citizens last week via Air Peace flights, echoing the airline's free airlifts in 2019. While many Nigerians praised his patriotic words online, South Africans fired back harshly, as both nations navigate deep economic ties worth $2.16 billion in trade last year and diplomatic efforts to prevent escalation ahead of the June 30 deadline.

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Amid fresh anti-immigrant violence in South Africa, Air Peace CEO Allen Onyema called for a calm economic response from Nigerians, drawing on his airline's history of rescuing citizens during past crises.

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