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The iYouth Endala Summer Experience ends tonight with its NYE Grande Finale, an All Black Affair at Ethiopia on 59 Richards Drive, Halfway House, Midrand. Doors open at 2:30 p.m. SAST, featuring DJs like DJ Sbu, Chymamusique, and Thabo Phatse, plus a live Boom Shaka set for nostalgia around midnight, running until 4:35 a.m. Presented by XO Agency and Radio 2000, the strict all-black dress code channels timeless elegance, with VIP options via Ticketpro and sponsors like GH Mumm boosting the vibes. Founder Clifford Masinga promises an unforgettable cultural send-off to 2025 for Johannesburg's party crowd.

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Picture slipping into your sharpest black outfit for a groove-filled countdown at Ethiopia venue in Midrand, where kwaito legends Boom Shaka take the stage right at midnight.

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Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua confronted Police Inspector General Douglas Kanja over officers allegedly escorting armed groups harassing residents ahead of his Nyeri rally Thursday. After drawing thousands at Nairobi markets where he declared his 2027 presidential bid and vowed county reforms, brief clashes erupted between his supporters and opponents near the venue, but security restored order with no serious injuries. Gachagua blamed local leaders for hiring youths to disrupt the event, praised Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga, and dismissed impeachment concerns as no bar to his candidacy under the Constitution.

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Armed men patrolled Nyeri's streets with clubs and sticks, heightening fears before Rigathi Gachagua's rally as police vehicles lingered nearby.

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Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua confronted Police Inspector General Douglas Kanja over officers allegedly escorting armed groups harassing residents ahead of his Nyeri rally Thursday. After drawing thousands at Nairobi markets where he declared his 2027 presidential bid and vowed county reforms, brief clashes erupted between his supporters and opponents near the venue, but security restored order with no serious injuries. Gachagua blamed local leaders for hiring youths to disrupt the event, praised Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga, and dismissed impeachment concerns as no bar to his candidacy under the Constitution.

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Armed men patrolled Nyeri's streets with clubs and sticks, heightening fears before Rigathi Gachagua's rally as police vehicles lingered nearby.

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Loomer praised Kahane, who founded the JDL in 1968 to protect Jews from antisemitism through protests that turned militant. The FBI linked the group to over 30 attacks by the mid-1970s, including firebombings and the unsolved 1985 pipe-bomb killing of Palestinian-American activist Alex Odeh. Her call follows 2024 FBI data showing anti-Jewish hate crimes at record highs, making up 69% of religion-based attacks. Responses divided between critics citing the group's violent past and a few supporters agreeing with Kahane.

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Amid rising antisemitic incidents, Laura Loomer declared that rabbi Meir Kahane was right all along and urged armed Jews to patrol American streets.

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Liv has been fighting sarcoma since 2021, with the cancer now spread to her brain area and doctors giving her about six months. Her family shared her story, prompting a flood of cards and letters to PO Box 3006, Williamsport, PA 17701, filled with encouragement, prayers, and cheer. Families are crafting cards together as teachable moments, while the Perrottos keep pushing for an experimental treatment called Anktiva. These simple gestures remind everyone how kindness can brighten tough times.

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Little Liv Perrotto from Williamsport, Pennsylvania, finished her third radiation session and still found the strength to hit the arcade with a smile. Now, people everywhere are sending her Christmas cards to share some holiday warmth.

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During a recent podcast, streamers Pokimane and Hasan Piker reflected on visits to cities like Beijing and Shanghai, highlighting China's seamless apps that connect people to specialists for everyday tasks such as aesthetic photography. Pokimane noted the artistry in those photos and predicted similar conveniences could arrive in the U.S. within five to 10 years, while both acknowledged challenges from their travels. The conversation drew criticism for overlooking labor costs and human rights issues in an authoritarian context, though some defended it as appreciating local efficiencies and innovations. Neither has responded publicly as of late November 2025.

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Pokimane lit up while describing how easy it is in China to hire a pro for that perfect Instagram photo right from your phone. She and HasanAbi shared their real trips there, blending admiration with honest downsides like her bout of food poisoning.

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Greg Ip explains how targeted price jumps in eggs, beef, housing, and more outstrip income gains, leaving first-time homebuyers and renters strained—half now spend over 30% of income on housing alone. Quick policy ideas like tariffs, rent controls, or rate cuts carry risks of recession or renewed inflation, he warns. Leaders like President Trump and NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani highlight the issue, while many call for bold changes from market shifts to reforms ending the Fed or curbing investor home buys.

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Families feel the pinch from higher housing, groceries, and everyday bills, even as wages slowly rise and inflation eases. A top economist asks if real relief is possible without bigger problems down the road.

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The tree, on private land owned by Muslim resident Sattar Hawlader, drew practices like tying red cloths, lighting incense, and offering sweets—viewed by local clerics as shirk and bid'ah. Hawlader sold it to a madrasa for about $13 to build a new home after river erosion, estimating its age at 30-35 years despite claims of centuries. Authorities halted the cutting before completion and launched a probe, with no evidence of Hindu-specific targeting amid broader minority tensions.

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On May 5, 2025, men with axes gathered around a large banyan tree in Madaripur, sawing branches to stop what they saw as sinful rituals at its base.

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