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South African opposition politician Julius Malema has been found guilty of five counts in a case focused on the discharge a firearm during a 2018 anniversary celebration for his party the Economic Freedom Fighters. He has not yet been sentenced. He faces a minimum of two and maximum of 15 years in prison.

30/09/2025

Qatar has built the world’s largest desalination plant, capable of producing 600 million liters of clean drinking water every day. For a desert nation with limited freshwater resources, this project is both a survival necessity and a symbol of engineering excellence.
The facility uses advanced reverse osmosis technology powered partly by renewable energy. Unlike older desalination systems that were energy-intensive and environmentally harmful, Qatar’s plant integrates solar systems and energy recovery technologies, making it one of the most sustainable in the world.
As climate change worsens global water scarcity, projects like this could become blueprints for other arid regions. With the ability to support millions of residents and industries, Qatar’s mega-plant is not only securing its own future but also showcasing how innovation can solve resource challenges on a global scale.

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28/09/2025

Tunisia has marked a historic milestone for Africa by becoming the first African nation to launch a home-made satellite into orbit. This achievement demonstrates the country’s growing investment in space technology and innovation, positioning it as a pioneer on the continent.

The satellite, designed and built by Tunisian engineers, highlights the nation’s commitment to advancing STEM education, aerospace research, and technological independence. It also showcases Africa’s potential to enter the global space race, a field long dominated by the U.S., Russia, China, and Europe.

For Tunisia, this success strengthens national pride while opening new opportunities for regional partnerships in telecommunications, climate monitoring, and defense applications. It sets an example for other African nations to harness local talent and resources to reach the stars.

This launch is not just a technological leap — it’s a symbol of Africa’s readiness to compete in the global space industry.