Monday, October 26, 2026

News

Lean In Girls launches in Hammarsdale

The Lean In Girls programme, part of Business Engage and supported iOCO Technology Group, is being introduced in KwaZulu-Natal for the first time, following its success in Cape Town. The programme equips girls aged 11-15 with essential life skills, confidence and leadership tools to help them navigate life’s challenges and prepare for future leadership roles. […]

Celebration of Life 2026 brings joy to Ethembeni School

Merlog Foods supported the Robin Hood Foundation’s annual Celebration of Life fun day at Ethembeni School in Inchanga, helping make the day special for the children. As part of this annual initiative, Merlog Foods supplied a delicious lunch, with its staff preparing food for the children and everyone in attendance. The team’s involvement helped ensure […]

Sport

CAF COULD HIT MAMELODI SUNDOWNS WITH DISCIPLINARY ACTION OVER ALLEGED KOMPHELA–BIANCHI CLASH

By One News Network Reporter The Confederation of African Football (CAF) could take disciplinary action following allegations of a physical altercation involving Mamelodi Sundowns assistant coach Steve Komphela and Wiliete SC head coach Beto Bianchi. The alleged incident reportedly occurred after Sundowns played to a goalless draw against the Angolan side in the first leg […]

ETHEKWINI MUNICIPALITY REOPENS REFURBISHED UMLAZI BB SWIMMING POOL

EThekwini Municipality yesterday, 16 October, officially reopened the refurbished 50-metre Umlazi BB Swimming Pool and handed over newly developed combi courts, marking a significant investment in community recreation, sports development, and youth empowerment ahead of the festive season. The swimming pool underwent extensive repairs following significant damage that necessitated a major rehabilitation. The refurbishment was […]

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By ONN Reporter

Nepal is reeling after devastating flash floods swept through parts of the country on August 26, leaving widespread destruction along the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli river systems.Communities have been severely affected, with homes and infrastructure damaged or destroyed. Hundreds of people have reportedly gone missing as emergency and rescue teams continue searching for survivors.As Nepal faces this difficult time, prayers have poured in for the victims, their families and everyone affected by the disaster. There are also calls for rescue teams to safely reach those still missing and for the country to receive the support and humanitarian assistance it urgently needs.Christians are also praying for the safety of believers and communities across the affected areas, asking that they remain strong in faith and continue showing love and compassion during the crisis.“May the hearts of the people remain open to the Gospel of the Lord, even in these difficult times,” one prayer message read.