Bottle of beer that survived Hindenburg disaster on sale for £6k
An unopened bottle of lager rescued from the remains of the 1937 Hindenburg disaster is…
Bottle of beer that survived Hindenburg disaster on sale for £6k
An unopened bottle of lager rescued from the remains of the 1937 Hindenburg disaster is expected to fetch £6,000 at auction. The bottle is understood to be one of just six known to have survived when the German airship LZ 129 Hindenburg burst into flames upon its approach to Naval Air Station Lakehurst, in New…
Reflections after a 25th visit to the Netherlands
Jaco Kleynhans I was in the Netherlands again last week, my twenty-fifth visit in twenty years. It remains one of my most beloved countries. I adore the Dutch people and the historical ties between my country and the Netherlands. Each time, I observe the vast cultural differences between the Dutch and Afrikaners, and the extent…
Centre-right Christian Democratic Union collapse in German state election
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has vowed to remain in office and push forward with economic reforms following historic electoral defeats for his center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) in state elections held on September 20, 2026. The CDU suffered severe losses in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Berlin, with exit polls showing the party falling to just 5% in…
Ed Sheeran caves
One of the world’s most famous and previously apolitical singers has conceded defeat to the woke mob in perhaps the most cowardly way possible. As The Gateway Pundit previously reported, woke rapper Macklemore used some of his time on stage during British musician Ed Sheeran’s tour in America last week to go off on anti-Israel…
South African cities vs popular expat destinations: Where your money goes further in 2026
Moving abroad can transform a South African salary — but the cost of everyday life often changes even more dramatically. Popular destinations such as London, Perth, Auckland and Dubai continue to attract South Africans, yet monthly expenses in these cities differ sharply from those in Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban. Fresh September 2026 data from…
Cape Town authorities will move around 60 baboons permanently to a fenced area, as an alternative to killing.
Cape Town authorities will move around 60 baboons permanently to a fenced area, as an alternative to killing.
The baboons steal food, rotate in garbage and come close to people, which creates problems.
The plan to move the baboons to a fenced area meets strong resistance from animal protectors.
It is also deployed «baboonicre» garbage cans and fences are built.
Haashim Pead poised to join Stormers just days after Lions coach Ivan van Rooyen backed him
Haashim Pead, 21, is set to return to Cape Town and join the Stormers — a dramatic 180-degree turn just 48 hours after Lions coach Ivan van Rooyen publicly declared the Junior Springbok scrumhalf was staying at Ellis Park and would be developed into a full Springbok. At the Lions’ URC season launch on Thursday,…
Americans Circle Springboks Commercial Rights as Record US Crowd Exposes South Africa’s Talent Exodus
A record-breaking rugby crowd in Baltimore has thrown a spotlight on both the Springboks’ global commercial potential and the deep costs of South Africa’s ongoing skills and capital flight.
Australia Poll Reveals Majority Opposition to Gender Ideology in Classrooms
A poll of 1,500 Victorians earlier this year found 57 per cent oppose gender ideology taught in primary schools. 73 per cent opposed puberty-suppressing drugs for children.75 per cent opposed biological males in women’s prisons.Strong opposition outweighed every other response category. The ACL-commissioned poll, conducted by Pollfish between March 5 and 18, also found 53…
US Secures Permanent Security Rights in Greenland Under New Tripartite Agreement
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump announced Friday that the United States has reached a landmark security agreement with Denmark and Greenland, granting Washington permanent rights to expand its military presence on the strategically vital Arctic island while blocking adversaries from establishing bases or making sensitive investments there. The deal, expected to be formally signed next…
