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Elon Musk, the world's richest man, was born in apartheid-era South Africa and raised in a privileged environment shielded from the country's turmoil. Despite leaving for Canada in 1989 and criticizing his birth country for "openly racist laws," Musk's ties to US President Trump have sparked debates about how his upbringing may have influenced his political views. Recently, Trump signed an executive order halting aid to South Africa, raising questions about Musk's role in shaping...

Travelling can disrupt sleep, impacting your trip, but with these 17 tips, you can sleep better. Suggestions include choosing accommodation wisely, sticking to a bedtime routine, controlling light exposure, blocking out noise, using white noise apps, keeping the room cool, trying essential oils, limiting screen time, and adjusting to local time quickly. These tips can help you wake up refreshed and ready to enjoy your adventures. Full Article

When visiting the Overberg, while Hermanus is known as the 'Whale watching capital of the world' and Gansbaai as the 'shark-cage diving capital,' Stanford offers a tranquil escape from the marine frenzy. Activities in Stanford include bird-watching on the Lady Stanford boat, exploring Birkenhead for wine and beer, visiting local markets, tasting wines on the Stanford wine route, and enjoying the adventure of Walker Bay Nature Reserve. Accommodation options like the African-themed Stanford Heights River...

South African businessman Patrice Motsepe has been re-elected unopposed for a second term as the president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) during an extraordinary general assembly in Cairo, with FIFA president Gianni Infantino present. Motsepe, owner of South African club Mamelodi Sundowns, aims to continue building on the progress made under his leadership, including reforms to strengthen African football. Cameroonian football legend Samuel Eto'o secured a seat on CAF's executive committee, while the...

The City of Ekurhuleni's fifth General Valuation Roll for July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2029, is open for public comment until June 25, 2025, with objections due by 15:30. Property owners can access the roll at municipal offices or online, and are encouraged to review and submit objections to ensure accurate valuations. Specific objections must be submitted by hand with Section 49 notice to relevant municipal offices, with contact information provided for assistance. Full...

Dalvin Modore, a tuberculosis patient in Kenya, has been unable to access treatment since the Trump administration cut foreign aid for health programs, leading to a collapse in TB diagnosis and treatment systems worldwide. With the halt in funding, critical services such as testing, transportation of samples, medication procurement, and data management have ceased, resulting in a significant increase in infections and deaths from TB. The impact of the funding cut extends to community health...