Новости за 06.10.2023

Electric bikes are rapidly growing in number. Some require insurance by law, while others do not - and it all rests on what sort of electric bike you have.

Led ably by Ritu Negi, India defeated Nepal by a comfortable margin of 61-17. At half-time, India were well and truly in command at 29-10.

Led ably by Ritu Negi, India defeated Nepal by a comfortable margin of 61-17. At half-time, India were well and truly in command at 29-10.

Follow all the action from Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium

The party’s leaders are determined to clinch the top spot in Gauteng for their candidate

Cyprus’ Deputy Minister of Tourism Kostas Koumis highlighted the importance of promoting the historical connection between Cyprus and France as the Kingdom of the Lusignans during his recent visit to Paris. This visit was part of the Cyprus Deputy Ministry of Tourism’s participation in the prominent tourism exhibition, IFTM 2023,...

The EIB has a critical role to play in addressing global challenges—who takes over as its president will make a huge difference to the direction it takes. Hear from candidates in interviews conducted by the Center for Global Development.

Severn Valley Railway is gearing up for half-term fun this month.

Matthew Stendall grabbed the pupil and marched him down a corridor in the headlock, a report states.

Strike first, strike hard, no mercy

Also in this newsletter: Why you should pay attention to Germany’s regional elections this weekend

Small-scale farmers and community members affected by the more than two-week power outage in Tshwane have been left stressed and frustrated as they incur high costs to keep their businesses afloat.

Western Cape Mobility MEC Ricardo Mackenzie has defended the procurement of a controversial fleet of luxury BMWs that have never been used.

Former Piketberg cop Richard 'Makka' Smit was jailed for life for murdering his girlfriend Natasha Booise, but questions remain over how a cop with five assault convictions in two cases could keep his police issued gun 24/7 - even over holidays when he went drinking.

Operation Dudula, which has been terrorising foreign-owned businesses, registered as a political party in September, raising fears from activists its vigilantism might go mainstream.

After buckling under a severe drought for the past eight years which led to some farmers closing shop, the Gamtoos Valley, known for, among others, its citrus farming, can finally breathe a sigh of relief following the lifting of water restrictions in the area.

'I sleep peacefully at night because my conscience is clear. I stole no money, and we will be vindicated,' corruption-accused Matshela Koko said on Thursday at the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court in Middelburg

Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi did not raise the termination of the Zimbabwe Exemption Permit with Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

NTPCREL has firmed up several new renewable and storage contracts and as a result of the same, the company’s, total renewable pipeline has reached 20 GW

San Jose Sharks close preseason with a 4-3 loss to the Los Angeles Kings at Delta Center in Salt Lake City. Now it's decision time for Mike Grier and David Quinn

Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen has taken himself off penalty-taking duty for Napoli after a now infamous series of TikToks were posted to the club’s social media channels in recent weeks, PUNCH Sports Extra reports. The Nigerian had been left furious after two seemingly insulting videos were posted to the club’s TikTok account, one of which

Views are torn on whether the exit of top Transnet executives will indeed fix the deep problems faced by the parastatal.

The SA Institute for Drug-Free Sport is confident the necessary World Anti-Doping Agency legislative amendments will be pushed through by 13 October to spare the Springboks and Proteas from playing without flag or anthem at their respective World Cups.

The SA Institute for Drug-Free Sport is confident the necessary World Anti-Doping Agency legislative amendments will be pushed through by 13 October to spare the Springboks and Proteas from playing without flag or anthem at their respective World Cups.