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A cold front hits Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal with bitter chill, rain, and possible snow, sparking talk on whether to keep children home from school. Gauteng Education MEC Lebogang Maile urges attendance with warm clothes and safe travel, while some parents list gear like snow boots and thermals, arguing it's safer indoors. Others say kids are tough and showing up builds resilience, though a few schools closed for safety amid concerns for vulnerable children and transport woes.

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With rain pounding and temperatures dropping, parents wonder if bundling kids off to school teaches grit or just needless hardship.

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Somalia's House of the People elected Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur as Speaker on Monday, with 142 votes to his challenger's 30. The Turkey-educated former minister of ports now holds the second-most powerful position, overseeing the parliamentary agenda and key legislation amid shifting politics before 2027 elections. President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud congratulated him, and Nur pledged transparency, equality, and stronger oversight while thanking lawmakers for their trust.

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In a packed chamber in Mogadishu, lawmakers cast ballots and erupted in celebration as Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur claimed a decisive win for one of Somalia's top roles.

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Somalia's House of the People elected Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur as Speaker on Monday, with 142 votes to his challenger's 30. The Turkey-educated former minister of ports now holds the second-most powerful position, overseeing the parliamentary agenda and key legislation amid shifting politics before 2027 elections. President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud congratulated him, and Nur pledged transparency, equality, and stronger oversight while thanking lawmakers for their trust.

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In a packed chamber in Mogadishu, lawmakers cast ballots and erupted in celebration as Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur claimed a decisive win for one of Somalia's top roles.

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FED staked 340,000 Naira on an accumulator slip covering European football ties like NK Celje vs FC Ararat-Armenia and Bodo/Glimt vs Union Gilloise, all hitting successfully. The final leg—an over 1.5 goals bet on Fluminense vs Independiente Rivadavia at the Maracanã on August 11, 2026—ended 0-0, wiping out the massive payout despite a 19 million Naira cashout option. Followers urged cashing out to secure the near-win, while FED had promised a 1 million Naira giveaway if it cleared, capturing the thrill and risks of Nigeria's betting culture.

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With 19 million Naira on the line and just one match left, FED faced a heart-pounding choice: cash out or chase the full 22 million dream.

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On Thursday, Jackson Hinkle's X post labeling Taiwan a 'fake country' under China drew sharp rebuttals and support, spotlighting Taiwan's limited diplomatic recognition by only 12 UN members and the Holy See amid the unresolved Chinese Civil War. Taiwan governs 23 million people democratically, holds multiparty elections, maintains a 215,000-strong military, and receives U.S. arms support, including a recent $330 million package. Public opinion strongly favors the status quo or independence, with over 80% rejecting China's 'one country, two systems' model, reflecting broader geopolitical divides.

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Influencer Jackson Hinkle declared Taiwan a 'fake country' that belongs to China, igniting a heated online clash viewed over 65,000 times. The post amplified longstanding tensions between China's unification claims and Taiwan's 76 years of independent self-governance.

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A cold front hits Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal with bitter chill, rain, and possible snow, sparking talk on whether to keep children home from school. Gauteng Education MEC Lebogang Maile urges attendance with warm clothes and safe travel, while some parents list gear like snow boots and thermals, arguing it's safer indoors. Others say kids are tough and showing up builds resilience, though a few schools closed for safety amid concerns for vulnerable children and transport woes.

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With rain pounding and temperatures dropping, parents wonder if bundling kids off to school teaches grit or just needless hardship.

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FED staked 340,000 Naira on an accumulator slip covering European football ties like NK Celje vs FC Ararat-Armenia and Bodo/Glimt vs Union Gilloise, all hitting successfully. The final leg—an over 1.5 goals bet on Fluminense vs Independiente Rivadavia at the Maracanã on August 11, 2026—ended 0-0, wiping out the massive payout despite a 19 million Naira cashout option. Followers urged cashing out to secure the near-win, while FED had promised a 1 million Naira giveaway if it cleared, capturing the thrill and risks of Nigeria's betting culture.

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With 19 million Naira on the line and just one match left, FED faced a heart-pounding choice: cash out or chase the full 22 million dream.

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The woman, holding a Zimbabwean passport, got her license while in South Africa and approached the embassy rather than her own country's mission. South Africans online pushed back, explaining that embassies serve only citizens and that non-citizens must email South Africa's Road Traffic Management Corporation at [email protected] for verification, followed by an apostille from Pretoria. They called her expectation entitlement, noting inconsistencies like using a Zimbabwean passport with a South African license abroad. The incident underscores debates on consular limits and accusations of xenophobia when foreigners seek services with national documents.

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A Zimbabwean in Japan walked into the South African Embassy in Tokyo expecting help converting her old South African driver's license. Instead, she called it xenophobia when they turned her away.

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The woman, holding a Zimbabwean passport, got her license while in South Africa and approached the embassy rather than her own country's mission. South Africans online pushed back, explaining that embassies serve only citizens and that non-citizens must email South Africa's Road Traffic Management Corporation at [email protected] for verification, followed by an apostille from Pretoria. They called her expectation entitlement, noting inconsistencies like using a Zimbabwean passport with a South African license abroad. The incident underscores debates on consular limits and accusations of xenophobia when foreigners seek services with national documents.

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A Zimbabwean in Japan walked into the South African Embassy in Tokyo expecting help converting her old South African driver's license. Instead, she called it xenophobia when they turned her away.

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On August 10, a Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter jet was lost over Odesa Oblast while targeting Russian drones and missiles. The aircraft caught fire after a missile malfunction during launch, with the rocket motor failing to separate and damaging the jet, forcing the pilot to bail out. He survived and is receiving medical treatment, as confirmed by Ukraine’s Air Force, while investigators probe the wreckage. The incident underscores challenges for Ukraine’s aging Soviet-era MiG-29s in countering modern drone threats, with Russian sources claiming enemy action but Ukrainian reports attributing it to a technical issue.

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A Ukrainian pilot ejected safely from his flaming MiG-29 as it trailed smoke over Odesa, surviving a tense moment amid a drone defense mission.

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On August 10, a Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter jet was lost over Odesa Oblast while targeting Russian drones and missiles. The aircraft caught fire after a missile malfunction during launch, with the rocket motor failing to separate and damaging the jet, forcing the pilot to bail out. He survived and is receiving medical treatment, as confirmed by Ukraine’s Air Force, while investigators probe the wreckage. The incident underscores challenges for Ukraine’s aging Soviet-era MiG-29s in countering modern drone threats, with Russian sources claiming enemy action but Ukrainian reports attributing it to a technical issue.

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A Ukrainian pilot ejected safely from his flaming MiG-29 as it trailed smoke over Odesa, surviving a tense moment amid a drone defense mission.

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