Man arrested for arson at houses linked to Keir Starmer
A man has been arrested under suspicion of trying to start a fire at the private residence of British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer. The fire
Over 100 civilians killed by Burkina Faso military – report
The Burkina Faso military and allied militias have been accused of killing 100 civilians. The incident is believed to have happened in March in the
IRR to ask firms about costs of race, sex-based “equity” targets
What are the costs to consumers of compliance with the race- and sex-based employment equity “targets” introduced last month? This is the question the Institute
BER cuts SA growth forecast
The Bureau for Economic Research (BER) has cut South Africa’s economic growth forecast from 2% to 1.5% for 2025. The BER, which is based at
Men detained for trying to smuggle 160kg of crabs out of Japan
Three men have been arrested for trying to smuggle 160kg of live hermit crabs out of Japan. The three men, all in their 20s and
Sierra Leone first lady rents London council flat
Fatima Jabbe-Bio, the first lady of Sierra Leone, is allegedly renting a council flat in London. She left London in 2018 when her husband, Julius
Gauteng’s ethical lapses detailed in report
Well over a third of a sample of senior officials in Gauteng government institutions either failed a lifestyle audit or were categorised as “high risk”,
Rabada confirmed to have taken cocaine
Kagiso Rabada, the Proteas’ fast bowler, recently served a one-month ban after having been found with cocaine in his system. This was revealed by City
Swedish national security advisor quits over explicit images
Tobias Thyberg, Sweden’s national security advisor, quit after only hours in the job after explicit images of him on the gay dating app, Grindr, were
Don’t miss this debate on property rights and expropriation law
Makone Maja, Strategic Engagements Manager at the Institute of Race Relations, will be joining a webinar discussion today on “land rights after the Expropriation Act”,