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Pioneering South African equestrian Enos Mafokate, known as "Kgosi ya Dipere", has died. The trailblazer broke racial barriers during apartheid and dedicated his life to empowering youth through horse riding.
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Westonaria-based non-profit ADOPT A SON is redefining masculinity and supporting vulnerable boys through early mentorship, emotional guidance, and family empowerment.
CBS News has obtained an email showing that the Pentagon told personnel in July to stop calling the war in Iran "Operation Epic Fury." The Pentagon says the operation officially ended May 5.
Lucknow, September 3, 2026: Under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, significant steps are continuously being taken in Uttar Pradesh to ensure that cow protection is not limited merely…
TOKYO -- The Sasakawa Peace Foundation, a Tokyo-based public interest incorporated organization, has urged that Japan consider hiring foreign national
TOKYO -- A panel of experts advising Japan's National Police Agency (NPA) on Sept. 2 called for the early introduction of "remote analysis" of smartph
CHILAS, Pakistan (Kyodo) -- By day, Naoko Watanabe works as a nurse. In her spare time, she ventures into the "death zone," where oxygen levels fall t
