Televangelist Jimmy Swaggart dies at 90

Televangelist Jimmy Swaggart dies at 90

Pioneering televangelist Jimmy Swaggart, one of the first preachers to bring his ministry to a massive television audience, has died in Louisiana after being hospitalized for two weeks, a family representative said on Tuesday. He was 90. “Today, our hearts are heavy as we share that Brother Swaggart has finished his earthly race and entered…

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SAPS begins accepting online job applications

SAPS begins accepting online job applications

SAPS has started the e-recruitment process for 5 500 aspiring police officers to join its ranks. The South African Police Service’s (SAPS’s) e-recruitment system is live. Announced in June, the portal’s launch is part of the national police service’s shift from archaic paper-based applications, marking a first for the organisation. The portal also features a…

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Spain and Portugal record hottest June ever

Spain and Portugal record hottest June ever

Thomas Mackintosh BBC News Getty Images A woman fans herself during the June heatwave in Madrid Both Portugal and Spain recorded their hottest June ever as scorching temperatures continue to grip Europe. Spain’s national weather service Aemet said the country’s “extremely hot” June 2025 “has pulverised records”, surpassing the normal average for July and August….

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TymeBank: Why we’re taking on home affairs

TymeBank: Why we’re taking on home affairs

The author, TymeBank chief commercial officer Cheslyn Jacobs When the South African government introduced the social relief of distress (SRD) grant in 2020, it was more than a pandemic lifeline. It became a stress test for the country’s financial and digital infrastructure. Millions of previously unbanked citizens suddenly needed a secure, reliable way to receive…

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Africa’s Trade Projected to Hit .5 Trillion in 2025

Africa: Ethiopia’s Role in Promoting Cultural Diplomacy, Heritage Preservation in Africa

Ethiopia’s rich cultural diversity and heritage are cornerstones of its global identity and historical significance. Also, its natural endowments attract visitors and scientists that look for ways and means of preserving them. However, preserving and managing this invaluable heritage requires sophisticated and meticulous planning and programming of activities focused on natural resources preservation. These efforts…

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Entrepreneur sees ‘a lot of money’ in agriculture

Entrepreneur sees ‘a lot of money’ in agriculture

Hadija Jabiri Hadija Jabiri, founder of agribusiness company GBRI, sees untapped potential across Tanzania’s agricultural sector, particularly in processing fruit, vegetables and grains into value-added products. “You can make a lot of money out of it,” she said in a recent interview with How we made it in Africa, pointing to excess production and widespread…

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