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Nota apologises for racist comment made Controversial business executive Nota Baloyi has issued an apology to those offended by his comments made earlier this year. During...

In a historic move, Community Bible Church in San Antonio has appointed Pastor Ashton Luff as its first-ever Deaf Ministry Pastor, launching a powerful new chapter of worship for the city’s 78,000-strong deaf community. With services set to begin in June, CBC is boldly breaking barriers and bringing the hope of Jesus to every heart—no

"Our Campaspe is welcoming, inclusive, and diverse. Our People are supportive, resilient, and thriving. Our Places are vibrant, healthy, and sustainable. Stronger Together, like the three rivers flowing through our shire." That is the community vision presented to the Campaspe Shire Council Mayor following an intensive 3-day Citizen Panel held over 21-23 March. Council's first-ever

Yes! No! Maybe?Last weekend, following the blowout of Switch 2 news with the Direct, we asked you which Switch 2 launch games you were wishlisting.Looking specifically at the launch lineup and Nintendo's first-party slate thereafter, we were interested to take the temperature not only for the big games (no surprises that there's a lot of

Idowu Adebomi The people of Igbara-Oke in Ondo State have gathered to protest against the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of Igbara Oke, citing allegations of extortion and misconduct. In a video making waves online, the people trooped out in their numbers to protest at the premises of the police station to register their displeasure about

In the aftermath of the shooting and robbery of a businessman at the C3 Shopping Centre in Corinth, San Fernando, the area’s business community is calling for a example to be set by the protective services in apprehending and prosecuting criminals. The owner of Soft Steps, a shoe and bag store located on level one

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Funding delays have pushed several community health centers nationwide to close or cut back on staff, citing issues accessing federal funding.  The financial problems, the centers say, appear to stem from last week’s temporary domestic funding grant freeze and the implementation of new executive orders. “We will do everything we can to keep our patients