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At the United Nations campus in Nairobi, officials broke ground on a $340 million expansion aimed at relocating more UN staff from New York and Geneva to Africa.

Stimulus Investments Limited (Incorporated in the Republic of Namibia) (Registration number: 2004/482) (NSX Share code: SILP) ISIN Code: NA000A1JN0Z7 (“Stimulus”) CHANGES TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1. Notice in terms of paragraph 3.59(a) of the Listing Requirements of the Namibia Securities Exchange: The Company’s shareholders are hereby informed of […]

SANTAM LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa) Registration number: 1918/001680/06 LEI: 37890092DC55C7D94B35 JSE share code: SNT & ISIN: ZAE000093779 A2X share code: SNT NSX share code: SNM Bond company code: BISAN (“Santam” or the “Company”) DEALINGS IN SECURITIES In compliance with paragraphs 6.77 to 6.85 of the Listings Requirements and […]

Old Mutual Limited Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa Registration number: 2017/235138/06 ISIN: ZAE000255360 LEI: 213800MON84ZWWPQCN47 JSE Share Code: OMU LSE Share Code: OMU MSE Share Code: OMU NSX Share Code: OMM ZSE Share Code: OMU (“Old Mutual” or “the Company”) Ref 13_26 11 May 2026 B-BBEE CERTIFICATE […]

Accompanied by his wife, Moroccan singer Saad Lamjarred arrived at a court in southern France on Monday to stand trial. Lamjarred is accused of the 2018 rape of a barmaid in Saint-Tropez — charges he denies.

One person was killed and another injured on Sunday after Somali security forces opened fire to disperse an opposition‑led protest in Mogadishu, according to opposition figures and witnesses, deepening tensions just days before President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s term expires.

South Africa's winegrowers are working to stay one step ahead of warming planet as Western Cape province starts to feel the effects of climate change.

105 years after the Tulsa Race Massacre devastated the thriving Black community of Greenwood in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the fight for justice and reparations continues.

Telesat Lightspeed: How LEO satellites are reshaping telecom networks During MWC Barcelona 2026, Capacity’s Saf Malik speaks with Glenn Katz, Chief Commercial Officer at Telesat, about how the company’s next-generation LEO network, Telesat Lightspeed, is helping telecom operators extend low-latency connectivity beyond the reach of traditional terrestrial infrastructure. Katz explains how LEO satellite technology is evolving from a niche solution into a strategic tool for telcos, enabling them to connect underserved areas, support cloud-driven networks and deliver resilient, high-capacity services worldwide. To explore these insights further and see how LEO is shaping telecom’s future, Over 2

Plug-and-play space tech to fill coverage gaps without delay Integrating LEO satellite technology into telco networks enables operators to extend coverage immediately, strengthen network resilience and stay ahead of the competition. Download the e-book to discover how operators can: Ensure universal coverage without the delays of traditional rollouts Back up terrestrial networks for first‑rate resilience and continuity Integrate LEO seamlessly with existing telco networks and operations Stay competitive as customer expectations and infrastructure demands rise ITW Global Leaders’ Forum (GLF) Infrastructure and Networks