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No tolerance for violence, police warn ahead of 30 June
Police Deputy Minister Polly Boshielo has warned that authorities will not tolerate vigilantism, xenophobic violence, intimidation, or any form of lawlessness aimed at dictating who
Barrett, Kagan Are the Spokeswomen the Supreme Court Needs Now
The US Supreme Court has an image problem right now. Last summer, the court’s approval rating dipped below 40% for the first time. Since then,
Prison Administration No Longer Permitted to Read Prisoners’ Letters: Ministry of Justice Expands Prohibited List
Now convicted persons can receive responses to complaints on their own flash drives, and letters to the International Criminal Court are sent without any censorship.
Knoxville Area Urban League business resources for Black entrepreneurs
Since taking over as president and CEO of the Knoxville Area Urban League last summer, Laurie Shanderson has been determined to hear directly from the
Black August Film Festival marks five years of storytelling with its biggest lineup yet – Local News Pasadena
Films about the Eaton Fire, Black Wall Street, and community resilience will screen across Los Angeles, Pasadena, and Altadena this August, as the festival founded
Straight Worker Alleges Retaliation After Supreme Court Victory
A longtime Ohio Department of Youth Services employee accused the agency of reassigning her and denying her a promotion in retaliation for her US Supreme
South Africa deploys police, foreigners brace for violence as anti-immigrant protests begin
South African police deployed to head off unrest and protests on Tuesday, the unofficial deadline set by anti-immigrant groups for undocumented foreign nationals to leave
Erling Haaland’s Girlfriend Shows Support After Tough World Cup Loss
Erling Haaland had an incredible run at the 2026 FIFA World Cup but it all came to an abrupt end when the Norway national team
July 14 Introduced Us To Black Women In STEM And Pan-African Research
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors July 14, 2026 Revisiting 250 Years of Blackness in America July 14 is significant in that it celebrates an innovator and
Human rights activist Naâma Asfari is starving for justice, and the world is looking away
Fifteen years of arbitrary detention. Two UN bodies vindicating him. A man starving himself because every other peaceful avenue has been closed, writes Kamal Fadel.