Luyolo Nkente, the son of slain police general Sindile “Pitso” Mfazi, is facing criminal charges for theft and unlawful possession of a firearm after officers recovered his father’s weapon in the Eastern Cape. The ongoing legal proceedings arrive alongside a separate, renewed murder investigation into the 2021 death of the former deputy national commissioner. East … Read more
New Zealand Tops West Indies in Spin-Fueled Showdown New Zealand clinched a six-wicket victory over the West Indies in a cricket encounter, with captain Tom Latham steering his team to a 141-4 chase. The win extended New Zealand’s dominance in the series, despite the West Indies’ 140-9 total, which included a 48-run innings from Keacy … Read more
Victor Willis, the founding lead singer of the Village People, died on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, following a short and aggressive illness. Born in Dallas on July 1, 1951, Willis rose to global fame as the “policeman” of the disco-era group, helping craft enduring hits like YMCA that remain cultural fixtures decades later. The Origins … Read more
KUCHING – The Kuching Waterfront transformed into a hub of activity this weekend as 1,225 enthusiasts gathered for the 24th Borneo Island International Big Bike Festival (BIBBF) 2026. The event, which serves as the largest high-powered motorcycle gathering in Borneo, marked a significant milestone for the regional biking community. Borneo Island Big Bikers (BIBB) Sarawak … Read more
The Modern Era of Athlete Longevity: Beyond the 40-Year Ceiling For decades, the age of 40 was viewed as the absolute finish line for professional athletes, particularly in high-impact sports like basketball. However, we are witnessing a fundamental shift in human performance. The ability of elite athletes to maintain peak productivity into their fourth decade … Read more
MANILA, Philippines — Eleven vessels from the Philippines, United States, Japan, Australia, and Canada are participating in complex naval drills as part of the ongoing Multinational Maritime Event (MME). The exercises, which began on April 20, 2026, are designed to enhance interoperability and operational readiness among participating forces. Drills include Communication Checks, Photo Exercises, Coordinated … Read more
The Battle for the 35% Threshold: Why Parliamentary Representation Matters The push to restore Sabah and Sarawak’s representation in the Dewan Rakyat to 35% is more than just a numbers game; This proves a struggle for constitutional survival. For years, the Borneo states have advocated for a redistribution of seats to mirror the original vision … Read more
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has secured a preservation order to freeze 17 immovable properties and seven luxury vehicles linked to businessman Siyabonga Moses Goodwill Nkosi. The assets, which include properties worth R76.5 million, were frozen following a law enforcement operation sanctioned by the Special Tribunal. Procurement Manipulation at Eskom The asset freeze follows an … Read more
Chiefs Face Brumbies Test as Jacobson Returns, Sititi Remains Sidelined Canberra is set to host a compelling Super Rugby Pacific clash between the Brumbies and the Chiefs, with key personnel updates shaping both teams’ strategies. The Chiefs welcome back captain Luke Jacobson from a minor hip injury, bolstering their pack for the match on Friday, … Read more
Rising Stars Showcase Signals Bright Future for NBA’s Young Talent INGLEWOOD, Calif. – Team Vince, coached by NBA legend Vince Carter, emerged victorious in the 2026 Castrol Rising Stars Championship, defeating Team Melo 25-24 in a thrilling finale at the Intuit Dome on Friday night. The victory underscored a showcase of exceptional young talent and … Read more