When you think of African media royalty, one name stands out: Bonang Matheba. From Johannesburg to global platforms, Bonang continues to dominate the continent’s entertainment landscape—reinforcing why she is rightfully regarded as one of the most influential figures in African media and beyond. Recently, Bonang Matheba earned a momentous title: the most awarded On-Air Personality (OAP) in Africa. The accolade was highlighted by Africa First on X (formerly Twitter), which announced:

In a momentous triumph that has reverberated across the nation, India's shooting landscape witnessed a historic milestone as Samrat Rana clinched the gold medal in the fiercely competitive 10m air pistol event at the World Championship. This monumental achievement not only marks a personal zenith for Rana but also signifies India's first-ever gold medal in this specific discipline at a World Championship, etching his name indelibly into the annals of Indian sports history.

'It is a dereliction of duty to the landscape if we allow them to be placed there'

A Revolution in the Indian Gaming Landscape Microsoft has officially launched Xbox Cloud Gaming in India, marking a historic shift in the country’s gaming ecosystem. Announced on November 11, this long-anticipated expansion opens access to hundreds of Xbox titles—without needing a console. Gamers can now stream directly from the cloud using PCs, smartphones, tablets, and even smart TVs, transforming how gaming is experienced and accessed in India.

🎯 Introduction A chilling discovery has shaken the cybersecurity landscape once again. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has added a severe Samsung vulnerability, identified as CVE-2025-21042, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog. This zero-day flaw, with a CVSS score of 8.8, was weaponized to deploy a sophisticated spyware known as LANDFALL. The campaign targeted Samsung Galaxy devices in the Middle East, highlighting the expanding reach of commercial spyware operations and the rising dangers of zero-click exploits hidden within everyday communication apps like WhatsApp.

Introduction: The recent hiring surge for Offensive Security roles at Unit 42, as announced by Senior Director Nuri Fattah, is more than a recruitment drive; it's a barometer for the evolving threat landscape. Organizations are no longer solely focused on building digital walls; they are proactively recruiting ethical hackers to test, probe, and break their defenses from the inside out. This strategic shift underscores a critical industry realization: to defend against sophisticated adversaries, you must think and operate like one.