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Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson Resigns After Election Defeat
STOCKHOLM — Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has requested to be relieved of his post after his governing bloc lost its parliamentary majority in the country’s general election. In a letter dated 17 September 2026 and addressed to Riksdag Speaker Andreas Norlén, Kristersson said the election result had created difficult conditions for forming the next
Ninth Body Found in Ekurhuleni as SAPS Hunt for Answers
The latest discovery has been added to ongoing investigations into the deaths of women across Ekurhuleni, amid concerns over a series of killings in the area.
Three Arrested Over Boer Goat Theft in Beatrice
Police recovered 16 of the goats after the suspects were allegedly found driving them through bushes about 10 kilometres from the complainant’s plot.
Stock Theft Suspect Nabbed After High-Speed Police Chase in Featherstone
The collision brought the vehicle to an abrupt halt, leading to the arrest of Kachavi and the recovery of eight 50 kg bags of deboned beef.
Netherlands Closes Harare Embassy in Global Diplomatic Restructuring Exercise
The Netherlands said it would focus on ensuring a careful transition towards the closure while maintaining cooperation with its networks in the region.
Mashakada Quits MDC After Appointment by Mnangagwa to the ZMC
Mashakada said his resignation should not be interpreted as a dispute with the MDC leadership.
Chamisa Blast Mnanganggwa for Gazetting His birthday a Public Holiday
“Just imagine if every U.S. president had declared his own birthday a national public holiday,” Chamisa said, arguing that the United States could theoretically have dozens of presidential birthday holidays.
Bogus Nurse Busted at Sally Mugabe Hospital
Police said the arrest led to the recovery of medications, gauze swabs, needles and a syringe.
Lake Kariba Ferry Services Set to Resume After Deadly Disaster
The move follows the August 11 capsizing of the RIDA-operated Mbuya Nehanda, Zimbabwe's deadliest maritime disaster, in which at least 97 people died.
BREAKING: Zimbabwe’s ‘Porcupine’ Mataya Defeats South African Rival Zwane
Known for his trademark #ndirova motto, Mataya showed his fighting spirit inside the cage before turning the spotlight to his opponent.