South Africa's government has passed a contentious budget, but key coalition partners, including the EFF and MK, have rejected the fiscal framework. Tensions rise as the proposed VAT increase sparks dissent. Meanwhile, the nation faces a $3.3 billion fiscal gap after the U.S., under President Trump, halted HIV/AIDS funding. Watch to know more!

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A global survey has ranked South Africa as the most dangerous country to drive in, with high accident rates and road safety concerns. Meanwhile, India ranks 49th, among the five worst, while Norway takes the top spot as the safest country for drivers.

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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/cricket-australia" rel="dofollow">Cricket Australia</a> has confirmed a bumper home summer for the upcoming season with a white-ball series against South Africa and India before staging the home <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/ashes-series" rel="dofollow">Ashes</a> in mid-November. Darwin returns as an international venue for the first time in 17 years, hosting two men&rsquo;s T20Is between Australia and the Proteas in August. The Men in Blue will tour Australia for eight white-ball games before the hosts play England in the marquee five-match Test series.
After Australia returns home from its tour of the West Indies, it will first host South Africa for three T20Is and as many ODIs across northern Australia, with Darwin, Cairns, and Mackay staging all games.
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Darwin last staged an international game between Australia and Bangladesh in 2008, and its inclusion means the men&rsquo;s team will play in state and territories in the upcoming season for the first time. Besides, Northern Australia is due to host the two-match Test series against Bangladesh later next year, which was rescheduled from March 2027 due to the 150th anniversary between the Ashes rivals at the MCG.
Meanwhile, India, who conceded the coveted BGT for the first time in a decade during the last away tour, will return Down Under for the white-ball series, including three ODIs and five T20Is. The Men in Blue begins Australia&rsquo;s white-ball leg with the first One-Dayer in Perth on October 19, with Adelaide and Sydney hosting the remaining two matches on 23 and 25, respectively.
The T20I leg begins in Canberra four days later, with the remaining four matches scheduled at the iconic MCG, Hobart, Gold Coast and the Gabba in Brisbane, respectively, on scheduled dates.&nbsp;
However, after the India series and before the home Ashes, the Aussies will travel to New Zealand in October for a short three-match T20I series, the dates of which are yet to be confirmed.&nbsp;
Following hosting the Ashes, which ends in January, all teams will prepare for the T20 World Cup in Sri Lanka and India starting mid-February.&nbsp;
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<h2>Australia Men's 2025-26 season full schedule -</h2>
<h3>Against South Africa</h3>
<ul>
<li>August 10: 1st T20I, Darwin (N)</li>
<li>August 12: 2nd T20I, Darwin (N)</li>
<li>August 16: 3rd T20I, Cairns (N)</li>
<li>August 19: 1st ODI, Cairns (D/N)</li>
<li>August 22: 2nd ODI, Mackay (D/N)</li>
<li>August 24: 3rd ODI, Mackay (D/N)</li>
</ul>
<h3>Against India</h3>
<ul>
<li>October 19: 1st ODI, Perth Stadium (D/N)</li>
<li>October 23: 2nd ODI, Adelaide (D/N)</li>
<li>October 25: 3rd ODI, SCG (D/N)</li>
<li>October 29: 1st T20I, Canberra (N)</li>
<li>October 31: 2nd T20I, MCG (N)</li>
<li>November 2: 3rd T20I, Hobart (N)</li>
<li>November 6: 4th T20I, Gold Coast (N)</li>
<li>November 8: 5th T20I, Gabba (N)</li>
</ul>
<h3>Men's Ashes</h3>
<ul>
<li>November 21-25: 1st Test, Perth Stadium</li>
<li>December 4-8: 2nd Test, Gabba (D/N)</li>
<li>December 17-21: 3rd Test, Adelaide</li>
<li>December 26-30: 4th Test, MCG</li>
<li>January 4-8, 5th Test, SCG</li>
</ul>
(With inputs from agencies)

Cricket, Sports: Darwin returns as an international venue for the first time in 17 years, hosting two men’s T20Is between Australia and the Proteas in August.

Cricket Australia has confirmed a bumper home summer for the upcoming season with a white-ball series against South Africa and India before staging the home Ashes in mid-November. Darwin returns as an international venue for the first time in 17 years, hosting two men’s T20Is between Australia and the Proteas in August. The Men in Blue will tour Australia for eight white-ball games before the hosts play England in the marquee five-match Test series. After Australia returns home from its tour of the West Indies, it will first host South Africa for three T20Is and as many ODIs across northern Australia, with Darwin, Cairns, and Mackay staging all games. Also read | IPL weekly review | Drama, thrills, and controversy: IPL’s opening week unpacked Darwin last staged an international game between Australia and Bangladesh in 2008, and its inclusion means the men’s team will play in state and territories in the upcoming season for the first time. Besides, Northern Australia is due to host the two-match Test series against Bangladesh later next year, which was rescheduled from March 2027 due to the 150th anniversary between the Ashes rivals at the MCG. Meanwhile, India, who conceded the coveted BGT for the first time in a decade during the last away tour, will return Down Under for the white-ball series, including three ODIs and five T20Is. The Men in Blue begins Australia’s white-ball leg with the first One-Dayer in Perth on October 19, with Adelaide and Sydney hosting the remaining two matches on 23 and 25, respectively. The T20I leg begins in Canberra four days later, with the remaining four matches scheduled at the iconic MCG, Hobart, Gold Coast and the Gabba in Brisbane, respectively, on scheduled dates. However, after the India series and before the home Ashes, the Aussies will travel to New Zealand in October for a short three-match T20I series, the dates of which are yet to be confirmed. Following hosting the Ashes, which ends in January, all teams will prepare for the T20 World Cup in Sri Lanka and India starting mid-February. Also read | IPL 2025: Rohit Sharma left stunned as Mohammed Siraj sends him packing with a beauty- WATCH Australia Men's 2025-26 season full schedule - Against South Africa August 10: 1st T20I, Darwin (N) August 12: 2nd T20I, Darwin (N) August 16: 3rd T20I, Cairns (N) August 19: 1st ODI, Cairns (D/N) August 22: 2nd ODI, Mackay (D/N) August 24: 3rd ODI, Mackay (D/N) Against India October 19: 1st ODI, Perth Stadium (D/N) October 23: 2nd ODI, Adelaide (D/N) October 25: 3rd ODI, SCG (D/N) October 29: 1st T20I, Canberra (N) October 31: 2nd T20I, MCG (N) November 2: 3rd T20I, Hobart (N) November 6: 4th T20I, Gold Coast (N) November 8: 5th T20I, Gabba (N) Men's Ashes November 21-25: 1st Test, Perth Stadium December 4-8: 2nd Test, Gabba (D/N) December 17-21: 3rd Test, Adelaide December 26-30: 4th Test, MCG January 4-8, 5th Test, SCG (With inputs from agencies)

Cricket Australia confirms bumper home season with India, South Africa white-ball series, check full schedule

South Africa's new land law gained global attention when US President Donald Trump falsely accused Pretoria of seizing white-owned land. However, in many parts of the country, successful collaborations between new and former landowners clearly debunk the American leader’s claims of unfair treatment. Watch in for more details!

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In a boost to South Africa's cannabis industry, the government has lifted its ban on the product as well as hemp-derived foodstuffs. The decision reverses its earlier prohibition, which had made it a criminal offense to engage in any commercial activity related to cannabis food items. Watch in for more details!

South Africa withdraws ban on cannabis food products

In the backdrop of diplomatic tensions between the US and South Africa, Elon Musk has once again accused the South African government of racial discrimination. Watch to know more!

Trump supports Musk’s 'white genocide' claim against South Africa

US President Donald Trump on Sunday (Mar 23) reshared an X post by his close aide Elon Musk, suggesting he backs the claim made by the billionaire claiming a political party in South Africa is &ldquo;actively promoting white genocide&rdquo;.
Interestingly, the Tesla CEO&rsquo;s claims were fact-checked by his own Grok AI, which said that some of his claims were not completely true and one was false, according to a Grok conversation link posted by a user.
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Musk's remarks came after Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader, Julius Malema led supporters were seen singing &ldquo;kill the Boer, kill the Farmer&rdquo; at a rally commemorating the Sharpeville Massacre on Friday (Mar 21).
Replying to a video from the rally posted on X, Musk wrote, &ldquo;Very few people know that there is a major political party in South Africa that is actively promoting white genocide. The video below was just yesterday. A whole arena chanting about killing white people.&rdquo;
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&ldquo;A month ago, the South African government passed a law legalizing taking property from white people at will with no payment,&rdquo; he continued. &ldquo;Where is the outrage? Why is there no coverage by the legacy media? Starlink can&rsquo;t get a license to operate in South Africa simply because I&rsquo;m not black. How is that right?&rdquo;
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Very few people know that there is a major political party in South Africa that is actively promoting white genocide. The video below was just yesterday. A whole arena chanting about killing white people. A month ago, the South African government passed a law legalizing&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/GHYp6DvGkr">https://t.co/GHYp6DvGkr</a>
&mdash; Elon Musk (@elonmusk) <a href="https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1903556327290626165?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 22, 2025</a></blockquote>
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<h2>Grok fact-checks Musk</h2>
According to Grok's conversation shared by the user, while the &ldquo;EFF&rsquo;s use of &ldquo;Kill the Boer&rdquo; is real and controversial, there is no evidence of a systematic campaign of violence that would constitute genocide. The claim exaggerates the situation.&rdquo;
Musk&rsquo;s Grok also said that his claim about the law legalising taking property from white people was partially true but misleading as it did not specifically target white people, nor it is &ldquo;at will&rdquo; as Musk suggested.
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The SpaceX CEO&rsquo;s claims that Starlink can&rsquo;t get a license because he is not black was false, according to Grok as the restriction stem from regulatory and strategic issues, not Musk&rsquo;s race.
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It&rsquo;s South Africa, this is North America. These issues stem from apartheid and historical injustice. While there are shreds of truth you purposely leave out the context and exaggerate to fit your white supremest narrative. Grok breaks it down for anyone who wants context:&hellip;
&mdash; CoachBarry18 🇨🇦 (@CoachBarry18) <a href="https://twitter.com/CoachBarry18/status/1903582537424724325?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 22, 2025</a></blockquote>
Grok further added that there is some outrage and coverage of the matter but Musk&rsquo;s perception may reflect his expectations or ideological stance, calling his claim subjective.
(With inputs from agencies)

Trending | World | Interestingly, the Tesla CEO’s claims were fact-checked by his own Grok AI, which said that some of his claims were not completely true and one was false, according to a Grok conversation link posted by a user.

US President Donald Trump on Sunday (Mar 23) reshared an X post by his close aide Elon Musk, suggesting he backs the claim made by the billionaire claiming a political party in South Africa is “actively promoting white genocide”. Interestingly, the Tesla CEO’s claims were fact-checked by his own Grok AI, which said that some of his claims were not completely true and one was false, according to a Grok conversation link posted by a user. Also read | 'Slimy billionaire': Elon Musk blasted for ‘buying votes’ in Wisconsin court election as Trump backs Brad Schimel Musk's remarks came after Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader, Julius Malema led supporters were seen singing “kill the Boer, kill the Farmer” at a rally commemorating the Sharpeville Massacre on Friday (Mar 21). Replying to a video from the rally posted on X, Musk wrote, “Very few people know that there is a major political party in South Africa that is actively promoting white genocide. The video below was just yesterday. A whole arena chanting about killing white people.” Also read | 'Political nonsense': Elon Musk's father defends son, says he was 'friends' with Black servants during apartheid “A month ago, the South African government passed a law legalizing taking property from white people at will with no payment,” he continued. “Where is the outrage? Why is there no coverage by the legacy media? Starlink can’t get a license to operate in South Africa simply because I’m not black. How is that right?” Very few people know that there is a major political party in South Africa that is actively promoting white genocide. The video below was just yesterday. A whole arena chanting about killing white people. A month ago, the South African government passed a law legalizing… https://t.co/GHYp6DvGkr — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 22, 2025 Also read | ‘Musk needs to step back’: Tesla backer says CEO must reduce Trump work amid protests, dropping shares Grok fact-checks Musk According to Grok's conversation shared by the user, while the “EFF’s use of “Kill the Boer” is real and controversial, there is no evidence of a systematic campaign of violence that would constitute genocide. The claim exaggerates the situation.” Musk’s Grok also said that his claim about the law legalising taking property from white people was partially true but misleading as it did not specifically target white people, nor it is “at will” as Musk suggested. Also read | Trump trashes report claiming Pentagon would brief Musk on potential war with China, calls it ‘Fake News’ The SpaceX CEO’s claims that Starlink can’t get a license because he is not black was false, according to Grok as the restriction stem from regulatory and strategic issues, not Musk’s race. It’s South Africa, this is North America. These issues stem from apartheid and historical injustice. While there are shreds of truth you purposely leave out the context and exaggerate to fit your white supremest narrative. Grok breaks it down for anyone who wants context:… — CoachBarry18 🇨🇦 (@CoachBarry18) March 22, 2025 Grok further added that there is some outrage and coverage of the matter but Musk’s perception may reflect his expectations or ideological stance, calling his claim subjective. (With inputs from agencies)

Trump backs Musk's claim of ‘white genocide’ in South Africa, Grok fact-check calls them out

Amid the diplomatic standoff between South Africa and the United States, expelled South African Envoy to the US, Ibrahim Rasul, says he's back home with no regrets. Rasul made the statement in an address to a crowd who welcomed him home in Cape Town.

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In the backdrop of diplomatic tensions between the US and South Africa, Elon Musk has once again accused the South African government of racial discrimination.

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Seven people are dead in two shooting incidents in Johannesburg, South Africa. The shootings are believed to be linked to rivalries between taxi associations. Watch in for more details!

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A South African court has ruled in favour of protecting the endangered African penguins, barring commercial fishing around key breeding colonies for at least a decade. Watch in for more details!

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South Africa’s decision to rename Sandton Drive to Leila Khaled Drive has sparked controversy, with the US reportedly concerned over the move. Leila Khaled, a controversial Palestinian figure, has long been associated with armed resistance. The renaming could strain US-South Africa relations, potentially putting the US consulate in Johannesburg at risk.

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South Africa’s decision to rename a Johannesburg street after controversial Palestinian figure Leila Khaled has sparked tensions with the US. The move could put South Africa at risk of losing its US consulate in Johannesburg. Despite the backlash, city officials are moving forward with the renaming plans, escalating the diplomatic rift.

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The US has expelled South Africa’s ambassador, Ebrahim Rasool, declaring him persona non grata after his remarks against President Donald Trump. Secretary of State Marco Rubio called Rasool a 'race-baiting politician' as tensions between Washington and Pretoria escalated.

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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has announced a €4.7 billion investment package for South Africa, on her visit to the country for the EU-South Africa summit.

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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Thursday that he wanted to "do a deal" with U.S. President Donald Trump to resolve a dispute over his country's land policy and genocide case against Israel at the World Court. Watch to know more!

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US President Donald Trump on Friday (March 7) stressed that South Africa is being "terrible" to farmers in their country, adding that South African farmers are invited into the US.&nbsp;
Trump in a bold statement on Truth Social, announced to stop all federal funding to South Africa, stressing that they are "confiscating their land and farms and MUCH WORSE THAN THAT".&nbsp;
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"South Africa is being terrible, plus, to long time Farmers in the country," he posted.&nbsp;
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"A bad place to be right now, and we are stopping all Federal Funding," Trump added.
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<h2>Farmers with their family to get citizenship&nbsp;</h2>
The US president said that any farmer, who is willing to come to the US with their family, will be invited to the US "with a rapid pathway to Citizenship."
"This process will begin immediately!," he stressed.&nbsp;
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US President Trump has been raising concerns to protect South Africa's White farmers. This comes as South Africa has a contentious law that allows their government to expropriate land &ndash; without compensation in some cases.&nbsp;
This has triggered aid cuts by the US and outbursts from Trump.&nbsp;
Notably, South Africa is the largest beneficiary of the African Growth and Opportunities Act (AGOA), a US trade agreement that provides preferential duty-free access to US markets for eligible Sub-Saharan African nations.
Moreover, some of the US lawmakers want those benefits withdrawn during AGOA's review this year.
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<h2>'No starlink because...'</h2>
Trump's closest ally and billionaire Elon Musk on Friday took to X and claimed that Starlink is not allowed to operate in South Africa because he is "not black".&nbsp;
Musk's post was in response to another post that cited South African businessman and right-wing political campaigner Rob Hersov who told a podcast that South Africa was "on the edge of a socialist abyss."&nbsp;
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(With inputs from agencies)

World: Trump announced to stop all federal funding to South Africa, stressing that they are "confiscating their land and farms and MUCH WORSE THAN THAT".

US President Donald Trump on Friday (March 7) stressed that South Africa is being "terrible" to farmers in their country, adding that South African farmers are invited into the US. Trump in a bold statement on Truth Social, announced to stop all federal funding to South Africa, stressing that they are "confiscating their land and farms and MUCH WORSE THAN THAT". "South Africa is being terrible, plus, to long time Farmers in the country," he posted. Also read: 'Alarming': Trump wanted 'original' US Declaration of Independence as Oval Office decoration. What is it? "A bad place to be right now, and we are stopping all Federal Funding," Trump added. Farmers with their family to get citizenship The US president said that any farmer, who is willing to come to the US with their family, will be invited to the US "with a rapid pathway to Citizenship." "This process will begin immediately!," he stressed. Also read: Donald Trump, who once said 'grab em by p**sy', is in Nobel Peace race with feminist icon Gisele Pelicot US President Trump has been raising concerns to protect South Africa's White farmers. This comes as South Africa has a contentious law that allows their government to expropriate land – without compensation in some cases. This has triggered aid cuts by the US and outbursts from Trump. Notably, South Africa is the largest beneficiary of the African Growth and Opportunities Act (AGOA), a US trade agreement that provides preferential duty-free access to US markets for eligible Sub-Saharan African nations. Moreover, some of the US lawmakers want those benefits withdrawn during AGOA's review this year. Also read: Trump calls Sunita Williams 'woman with wild hair', hopes she and Butch Wilmore 'love each other' 'No starlink because...' Trump's closest ally and billionaire Elon Musk on Friday took to X and claimed that Starlink is not allowed to operate in South Africa because he is "not black". Musk's post was in response to another post that cited South African businessman and right-wing political campaigner Rob Hersov who told a podcast that South Africa was "on the edge of a socialist abyss." Also read: 'Greatest era in US history': Trump shares cinematic compilation of his 45 days in office (With inputs from agencies)

Trump halts all federal funding to 'terrible' South Africa; invites farmers to US, assures 'rapid citizenship'

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South Africa has called on the international community to hold Israel accountable as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens. Meanwhile, Hamas insists on moving to the next phase of a ceasefire deal, but diplomatic deadlock continues.

South Africa calls on international community to hold Israel accountable

Hundreds of people in rainbow colours gathered in South Africa's tourist magnet Cape Town to honour the world's first openly gay imam, who was killed last month. Muhsin Hendricks, who ran a mosque for marginalised lgbtq muslims, was shot dead in February. #justiceformuhsin

Hundreds mourn murdered gay imam at South Africa pride march

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