Violent student riots in France continue

PARIS — Spreading lawlessness disguised as student activism has pushed France into a state of heightened insecurity, forcing the closure of over 400 schools nationwide on Friday. What began under the guise of grievances over classroom conditions has rapidly mutated into coordinated “urban violence,” according to official government assessments. Security experts and right-wing political figures…

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Cape Town’s Middle Class Faces Fiscal Breaking Point, Researchers Warn 

CAPE TOWN – 15 September 2026 A new investigation by political commentator Willem Petzer, essayist Rob Duigan, and economist Dr Adi Schlebusch has raised alarm over the growing fiscal burden on Cape Town’s middle-class households, describing the city’s revenue model as a “ticking time bomb” heading into the 2026 local elections. The trio’s findings come…

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Brazilians Defy Establishment: Flávio Bolsonaro Secures First-Round Victory Over Lula

Imprisoned former president’s son leads leftist incumbent into October 25 runoff as voters deliver a historic rebuke to establishment lawfare. SAO PAULO — In what is rapidly turning into one of the most stunning political rebounds in modern history, the conservative movement in Brazil has delivered a definitive rebuke to the establishment. Flávio Bolsonaro, son…

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City urges Cape Town residents to cut water use during pipeline repairs

The City of Cape Town has issued an urgent call for residents in several southern and western suburbs to reduce their water consumption while emergency repairs are underway on a major pipeline in Claremont, Cape {town} Etc reports. The City’s Water and Sanitation team began attending to repairs on an 810mm-diameter pipeline on Tuesday, 29 September…

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