Journalist Ola Bruko has publicly refuted claims of her departure from News24, stating that the reports are false and that she will continue her work at the television station.

News24 is commemorating one year since an attack on its premises, reaffirming its commitment to free speech and its journalistic mission. The media outlet highlights its continuous coverage of citizen protests as a symbol of its resilience.

The Albanian media outlet News24 is reportedly under a 'criminal attack,' prompting a reaction from Agron Shehaj, head of the Opportunity Party, who stated that those who serve power are rewarded while critics are attacked.

A young person with disabilities in Albania protested the government, highlighting the lack of a social state and support for those in need, mentioning 63 days of resistance.

The 'SafeJournalists' network has reported a denigration campaign targeting several News24 journalists, specifically Klodiana Lala and Osman Stafa, during recent civil protests in Albania. The campaign involved a series of anonymous online publications.

Albanian activists are rejecting any modifications to the government and are instead demanding the resignation of all officials. One activist, Edison Lika, was forcibly removed while live on air, with claims of an illegal escort ordered by a superior.

A concrete mixer truck crashed through barriers and fell from a roundabout in Sauk, Albania, resulting in two fatalities and one injury. The victims were identified as foreign nationals.

Biznesmeni Erlind Xhindi, i ftuar në “News24”, deklaroi se protesta që ka hyrë në ditën e 52-të ka kaluar tashmë fazën e një tubimi qytetar, duke u shndërruar, sipas tij, në një lëvizje që përfaqëson…

Prestige Resort has accused the tax administration of an arbitrary and illegal audit, claiming it was ordered by Prime Minister Rama to target News24, which has been broadcasting protests. The resort stated no violations were found, and the action's aim was to block its activities.

A Serbian minister's statement regarding 'ethnic cleansing' in Kosovo has ignited strong reactions, with Kosovo calling for stronger measures from the European Union. Critics argue the remark reveals Belgrade's official stance and incites radical groups in northern Kosovo.

A police officer in Saranda, Albania, was brutally assaulted by a group of young people after advising them about noise late at night. The police have launched an operation to apprehend the perpetrators.

Një nga organizatorët e protestës, Arben Kola, deklaroi për News24 se protestat do të vijojnë në mënyrë paqësore deri në arritjen e objektivit të tyre politik, ndërsa akuzoi qeverinë për nxitje të…

One year after an attack on the News24 television station and the forced removal of its journalists, MEP Cristina Guarda expressed regret over the incident and pledged to raise the issue in Brussels.

Thousands of protesters gathered in Tirana, Albania, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and the establishment of a technical government. Demonstrators expressed strong dissatisfaction with the current administration, accusing it of corruption and misgovernance.

Alessandro Baracchini, a journalist for Rainews24, is reportedly facing suspension from Rai following an incident where he displayed a double middle finger live on air.

Journalist Osman Stafa reported being provoked by two individuals after delivering a speech at a protest, leading him to file a police report. Colleagues and politicians condemned the incident, viewing it as an attack related to his journalistic duties and support for the protest.

Former police director Mithat Havari praised News24 for its live reporting of a 21-day protest, stating that the channel holds "the cup of the people" for its coverage.

Albanian MP Jorida Tabaku spoke out against government pressure on journalists and media freedom, citing a 'Reporters Without Borders' report that highlights a decline in media freedom index.

A husband and wife were violently assaulted with blunt objects in Fushë-Arrëz, Albania, by unidentified individuals. The incident occurred in the village of Arst as the 55-year-old man was returning from work.

Thousands of citizens have been protesting for over two weeks in Tirana, Albania, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama, with demonstrations continuing peacefully across the city, including a viral speech by a doctor at the 15th massive protest.

News24 ka qenë i vetmi televizion që ka transmetuar që nga dita e parë protestën qytetare në Tiranë, ndërsa BakanWeb ka pasqyruar në çdo moment protestën dhe revoltën e qytetarëve, duke i çuar më…

Geordin Hill-Lewis has emphasized that fighting crime should be the primary mission of the government, calling for focused efforts and resources.

An opinion piece argues that South Africa's low voter turnout is fundamentally a problem stemming from political parties, rather than the electoral system itself.

Companies that dominated the personal computer market in the 1990s are now making a comeback by transforming into significant players in the artificial intelligence sector.

Lhakpa Sherpa has made history by achieving a significant feat on Mount Everest, earning her the title 'Queen of Everest'.

Helen Zille warns that Johannesburg faces a 'full collapse' and 'state failure' if ratepayers do not take action.

Reports indicate ongoing violence targeting foreign-owned shops in South Africa. This issue is exacerbated by the resurgence of hoaxes, such as the 'don't flash your headlights' gang initiation rumor, which can fuel xenophobic tensions.

A report highlights concerns over South African banks charging R135 for services marketed as 'free banking,' urging customers to scrutinize their bank statements.

A significant conflict has erupted in Constantia over a proposed housing development, pitting environmental greenbelt preservation against luxury residential interests.

The alleged killer of prominent Johannesburg lawyer Bouwer van Niekerk has abandoned his bail application, keeping him in custody as the legal proceedings continue.

An additional explosion has occurred at a Woolworths store, this time located in Bloemfontein, South Africa, following previous incidents.

A new species of parasite has been named "Jordaan" in honor of a South African scientist, recognizing her contributions to the field.

Ongoing crises in Ethiopia's Amhara and Tigray regions are reportedly creating uncertainty and challenges for the country's upcoming 2026 general election, highlighting regional instability.

An opinion piece discusses how teachers demonstrate the power of hope, particularly in challenging educational environments where traditional classrooms may be absent.

Experts are questioning Albania's progress towards EU integration, suggesting the country is boasting about procedures rather than substantive reforms. Concerns have been raised regarding the non-approval of the IBAR and other significant issues.

Kanye West has successfully secured a performance in Istanbul, even as several other rappers face increasing bans from performing in various European countries.

A news report details an incident where a leopard attacked a warthog within its burrow, capturing the dramatic encounter.

A video showing Atlantis classmates giving a surprise gift to a friend has gone viral, touching many hearts with its kindness.

Mashatile visited the Cape Flats to personally observe the impact of gangs and military presence, prompting questions about his prior awareness of the situation.

The latest Daily Lotto and Daily Lotto Plus numbers have been released.

An opinion piece discusses a landmark ruling concerning Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) in South Africa, highlighting its potential to establish a significant precedent for civil society in the country.

An analysis explores why former South African President Thabo Mbeki maintains a significant, albeit shadowed, presence in the country's political landscape. The article delves into the reasons behind his continued influence and reluctance to fully disengage.

Columnist Tony Leon questions the African National Congress's activities in Moscow this week, linking them to a 'Russian style' of anti-fascism.

Ofentse Donald Davhie argues for the need to reform South Africa's development diplomacy.

Mbhazima Shilowa reflects on Africa Day, questioning the celebration of unity while internal conflicts persist across the continent.

South African Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus surprised an artist by arriving at their studio to commission a portrait of his dog.

South Africa is expected to experience a foggy morning, followed by cloudy, cool, and warm conditions across various regions on Tuesday.

Fourteen parties and unions in South Africa are preparing to convene a 'conference of the left,' notably excluding the ruling African National Congress (ANC).

A pupil from Pretoria Boys High School who threatened to shoot a teacher, referencing a 'Glock,' will remain in class following a decision by school authorities.

South Africa is expected to experience a foggy and cloudy start to the week on Monday, accompanied by cool temperatures.

Paris Jackson has secured a court victory regarding payments from her father Michael Jackson's estate.

Gayton McKenzie has attributed the growth of the Patriotic Alliance political party to faith in God.

South Africa's National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has voiced concerns regarding a magistrate's conduct in the high-profile extortion case involving Joe 'Ferrari'.

Albanian Prime Minister Rama is facing criticism for alleged hypocrisy, with opponents highlighting past statements made while in opposition that contradict his current actions regarding political pressure on teachers, municipal mergers, and his response to protesters.

Blerim Kruja, a News24 operator from Shkodër, Albania, lost his home in a fire, leaving him, his wife, four children, and mother without shelter.

Albanian opposition politician Klevis Balliu has criticized the government's handling of public safety and alleged corruption, stating that Prime Minister Edi Rama has failed. Balliu also claimed that a year after an attack, KAYO was used to target News24 for its reporting on government affairs.

Protests against the Albanian government and Prime Minister Edi Rama have continued for over 70 days in Tirana and other cities, with citizens demanding his resignation and an end to corruption. Demonstrators are calling for a revolution and systemic change, with some also protesting local administrative reforms.

Albanian opposition figures, including Lisandër Hoxha, allege that News24 is being attacked for reporting on citizens' issues and that Prime Minister Rama is centralizing power through territorial reforms. They call for popular and international pressure against the government.

Activist Edison Lika was released after approximately four hours of detention at the Tirana Police Directorate, having been taken into custody during a protest held in front of the Parliament.

Democratic Party MP Jorida Tabaku stated in Parliament that the decision not to remove Belinda Balluku's immunity has hindered Albania's integration process. She also addressed the government's actions against 'Prestige Resort'.

Albanian journalist Enrik Mehmeti tragically died in a road accident, leading to an outpouring of tributes and condolences from political figures, colleagues, and the public at his funeral in Vlora.

We thank News24 for broadcasting the protest / Pensioner: Rama, if he had a little dignity, he should have left!

Reporters Without Borders reacted strongly after Albanian MP Erion Braçe violently pushed News24 journalist Marsel Rupi, calling the action unacceptable and expressing support for the journalist.

Protesters have distanced themselves from violent incidents at Police Station 3, claiming four infiltrators were responsible for the acts. One released protester alleged being violently arrested by plainclothes police and denied medical assistance.

Albania has seen its 32nd consecutive day of protests, with citizens demanding the immediate and unconditional resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and his government. Activists also submitted 'The Albanian Files' to SPAK, alleging corruption.

Albanian citizens are holding ongoing protests against Prime Minister Edi Rama, demanding his resignation. The demonstrations, dubbed the 'Flamingo Revolution,' have seen strong messages from protesters and support from a European Parliament member.

The Ivory Coast national team is benefiting from healthy competition for places within the squad, which is contributing positively to their overall performance and prospects in the FIFA World Cup. This internal dynamic is seen as a key factor in their campaign.

Olgert Rakipllari, një nga aktivistët e përfshirë në protestat masive të zhvilluara prej 22 ditësh në Tiranë ka deklaruar se lëvizja qytetare nuk do të ndalet pavarësisht, siç tha ai, kërcënimeve dhe…

Following an appeal for help on News24, a new house has been constructed for the Qisheku family in Shupenzë, Albania, replacing their dilapidated home which lacked doors, windows, and had severe dampness.

New footage has emerged showing the moment a bus transporting students collided with a car in Elbasan, Albania, yesterday. The video from 'News24' illustrates how the accident occurred.

Skënder Nika recounted to News24 the severe assault he and his wife endured from individuals who identified themselves as police, wielding automatics and sticks before forcing him to the ground.

The US State Department has confirmed to News24 the lifting of the "non-grata" status for former Prime Minister Sali Berisha, stating that it has issued exemptions for certain designations under Section 7031(c) established by previous administrations.

Analyst Evarist Beqiri, invited to the News24 studio, commented on the massive protest taking place in Tirana, which today marks its tenth day of gathering.

Albania's Special Anti-Corruption Structure (SPAK) has seized a luxury villa in Dhërmi from former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, alleging she concealed its ownership under the name of former footballer Igli Tare. SPAK claims Balluku acquired the villa as a bribe for favoring a company in an Albcontrol tender, with further evidence from witness testimonies and phone data.

An opinion piece argues that the current world order is collapsing, presenting an opportune moment for Africa to assert its influence and rewrite global rules.

Financial institutions are advising customers to be cautious of fraudulent messages received via WhatsApp, as scammers increasingly use the platform to impersonate banks and solicit personal information.

Nomabotwe's 'Siyakukhumbula' is presented as an ode to Nomhle Nkonyeni, transforming grief into a lasting legacy.

A passenger in South Africa reported an Uber driver taking an R859 detour from OR Tambo to Saxonwold, including an unexpected stop at squash courts.

Emsie Ferreira discusses the Southern African Development Community's (SADC) imperative to become more serious in the face of global challenges, referencing issues like Trump, trade wars, and Tanzania's rice.

News24 reports on an insidious new trend emerging within the financial advice sector, highlighting potential concerns for consumers.

A South African underwater photographer has achieved a TIME magazine cover with an image of an African seaforest. This recognition highlights the beauty and importance of marine ecosystems.

News24 provides a video tutorial demonstrating the process of staining and sealing chair legs, offering practical advice for home improvement.

An investigation is underway to determine the circumstances surrounding the deaths of five individuals in a cave in the Maldives, with details emerging about the incident.

An opinion piece by Wicus recounts how a random act of kindness made a significant positive impact.

A deadly fire has broken out at a girls' boarding school in Kenya, leading to casualties and significant damage.

The European Union has stated that it will not act as a 'neutral mediator' in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, signaling its clear alignment and support for Ukraine.

Queen Sonja of Norway has been hospitalized due to heart problems, raising growing concerns about her health.

Hundreds of pupils in Cape Town engaged in a protest against foreign nationals, during which they stoned vehicles and looted shops.

An article by Carol Paton discusses the "Cyril and the buffalo" incident, questioning whether the bizarre events surrounding the Phala Phala farm scandal constitute a crime.

The TRUELOVE Hair Box has been updated with new features or products, encouraging customers to purchase the improved version.

A podcast discusses how a recent by-election in Emfuleni, South Africa, is unlikely to resolve the region's escalating service delivery issues.

Israel's Defence Minister, Yoav Gallant, celebrated the killing of a newly appointed commander of Hamas's armed wing, signaling a significant development in the ongoing conflict.

North Korea has conducted a test of a ballistic missile, further escalating tensions with its 'hostile' neighbor, South Korea.

The African National Congress (ANC) is setting its sights on the upcoming November elections, proposing a comprehensive plan to address and fix issues within local government across South Africa.

A mystery surrounding tuna products has emerged on the shelves of Checkers supermarkets.

An analysis by Richard Calland highlights four legal flaws within the impeachment panel report that could potentially serve to protect South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.

The US Justice Department is seeking to lift an injunction on a ballroom project associated with former President Trump, following a shooting incident.

Many small businesses often overlook crucial warning signs related to cash flow, potentially leading to financial difficulties and instability.

Legal expert Pierre de Vos provides an analysis of the complex legal and political tightrope facing President Ramaphosa's impeachment committee.

Pieter du Toit's analysis delves into the figures of Max du Preez, the concept of white power, and the broader resurgence of right-wing ideologies.

Pretoria and Washington reportedly cleared the path for Roelf Meyer, suggesting diplomatic or political facilitation.

A Dutch national, identified as a 'drug mule,' was arrested at OR Tambo International Airport with 40 kilograms of khat contraband.

An analysis explores why airlines engage in overbooking flights, arguing that while unpopular, it may be preferable to alternatives that could lead to higher fares or more empty seats.

News24 reports that Media24's engagement data indicates user interaction is measured in minutes rather than seconds, suggesting deeper content consumption.

An update from KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, reports that two out of nearly 460 foreign nationals processed were found to be undocumented.

According to a "Monitor" analysis, News24 ranks third among major Albanian television stations for its payroll fund, having spent 267 million lek on salaries and social security in 2025 for its 170 employees.

Ish-Presidenti Ilir Meta ka reaguar në rrjetet sociale, një vit pas ngjarjes së 9 gushtit 2025, kur “News24” u përball me ndërprerjen e sinjalit dhe atë që Meta e cilëson si “agresion të armatosur”.

An Albanian emigrant participating in a protest in Skanderbeg Square spoke to News24, expressing concerns about the political and social situation and stating that Albanians deserve a dignified place in the European family.

Albanian Minister Balluku has been indicted on additional charges related to other lots of the Great Ring Road tenders, with SPAK confirming she was summoned to be informed of the accusations. Critics argue she should be arrested, citing political protection from Prime Minister Rama.

Albanian youth and citizens are engaged in patriotic protests for the Triumph of the Nation, now in their 57th day. Public opinion is actively following and supporting the protesters through TV NEWS24.

Albanian activist Edison Lika was violently detained by police while live on News24, reporting on alleged police brutality. Another activist, Sidorela Vatnikaj, stated that Lika was detained without reason and that police pursued passersby during the Prime Minister's motorcade.

Biznesmeni Erlind Xhindi, i ftuar në “News24”, deklaroi se protesta që ka hyrë në ditën e 52-të ka kaluar tashmë fazën e një tubimi qytetar, duke u shndërruar, sipas tij, në një lëvizje që përfaqëson…

Journalist Osman Stafa was threatened, leading police to criminally prosecute two employees from a company in connection with the incident. Stafa had previously criticized the government, highlighting healthcare as Albania's most severe issue and attributing protests to corruption and depopulation.

Journalist Osman Stafa has filed a police report in Elbasan after being intimidated and blocked immediately after documenting the extraction of inert materials in the Shkumbin River.

Albanian Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe was filmed violently pushing News24 journalist Marsel Rupi outside the Parliament Presidency, an incident that has drawn strong condemnation and is now further detailed by local media.

Pedagogue Ervin Goci, in an interview with News24, criticized the Albanian government's spending, including a 4 million euro concert, and condemned Prime Minister Edi Rama's labeling of protesters as 'Iranians,' stating that citizens understand the current political class must leave.

Thousands of Albanian citizens have been protesting nationwide for a month against the government, citing various injustices from food prices to hospital services. These demonstrations, dubbed the 'flamingo revolution,' are challenging the power of Prime Minister Edi Rama.

Luarasi University remains a top choice for higher education in Albania, with Dael Dervishi, Head of the Projects Office, discussing the registration process and internationalization opportunities.

News24 obtained video footage of an armed robbery at a gas station in Krujë, Albania, showing two perpetrators threatening an employee with weapons during the night-time incident.

Enkeleda Havari, një protestuese nga diaspora, e cila punon si pedagoge në një vend të Europës, ka deklaruar në podiumin para Kryeministrisë se i vetmi kanal që iu dha mundësi diasporës të ndiqte…

A wave of massive protests is shaking Albania, bringing strong voices from civil society and activism to the streets. Activist Marlind Laçi, speaking on News24, conveyed a powerful message regarding what he calls the culmination of citizens' patience, stating "Enough is enough."

A strong message emerged from citizen protests in Albania, with one demonstrator telling News24 that it is among the most heroic protests since the fall of the dictatorship. The protester claimed that authorities are trying to 'kill them spiritually' after physically harming them.

Gazetari i News24 Osman Stafa ka shpërthyer në protestën e 15 që po mbahet para Kryeministrisë, për gjendjen në shëndetësi, arsim, dhe për situatën ku sipas tij politikanët e kanë katandisur vendin.

Citizens in Albania have organized a marathon protest against the government, with participants expressing strong dissatisfaction. The demonstration, broadcast live, included calls for the government to step down.

Ambassador Jan Braathu, OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media, sent an official letter of gratitude to News24 administrator Dhurata Çupi, highly appreciating her contributions to the 11th Regional Media Conference for Europe.

A human interest story highlights the journey of Khayelitsha's 'Cake Talker,' who transitioned from washing pots to baking for President Ramaphosa.

An opinion piece by Jonny Steinberg critically examines whether the South African police minister truly comprehends the crime statistics, raising questions about the accuracy and interpretation of official data.

Drugs with an estimated street value exceeding R5 million have been confiscated in South Africa's Western Cape province as part of the ongoing Operation Prosper.

Ricardo Goss: Bafana’s most important player… with four caps in seven years  News24

The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) is facing a severe financial crisis, with a proposed household levy failing to gain support and no alternative funding plan in place.

News24 reports that a South African woman successfully perpetrated a hoax against Google, details of which are emerging.

A South African Apple distributor reportedly sent an email to a customer containing personal information about the customer, sparking concerns about privacy and data handling.

News24 has published the latest Powerball and Powerball Plus lottery results for South Africa.

The Cape Winelands Airport has secured environmental approval and is now moving forward with preparations for its construction phase.

Feroz Khan's urgent application has been removed from the roll following the handover of devices to the Madlanga Commission, indicating a development in a legal or investigative process.

Ian Cameron has published an opinion piece arguing that the Cape Flats region does not need another convoy, implying criticism of Mr. Mashatile's actions or policies.

Experts provide advice and guidance on the best methods and techniques for treating knotty pine wood.

Ongoing crises in Ethiopia's Amhara and Tigray regions are casting a shadow over the prospects for the country's 2026 general elections, raising concerns about stability and electoral integrity.

Classic R&B artists Brian McKnight, SWV, and All-4-One are set to embark on a classic-hits tour across South Africa, bringing their iconic sounds to fans.

South Africa's biodiversity plan is facing criticism for lacking ambition, while the government is also being accused of sleepwalking into an immigration crisis. These issues highlight concerns about the nation's environmental and social policies.

An opinion piece argues that holding judges accountable is the most significant test of South Africa's democratic principles.

South African citizens are reportedly paying excessive and unnecessary visa extras, contributing to VFS Global's profits which have now surpassed R3 billion.

An analysis by Pieter du Toit discusses Tony Blair's strong criticism and its implications for South Africa, suggesting the nation is rapidly falling behind.

The owner of e-commerce platform Temu is reportedly facing disappointment as intense competition in the Chinese market impacts its performance.

Cape Town ratepayers are facing the prospect of increased water and rates costs following a post-court budget fix, impacting household expenses.

Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway is reported to be gravely ill, with her health worsening amidst her son's ongoing court case.

Wednesday's weather forecast for South Africa predicts fine, cool to warm conditions across the country, with morning fog anticipated in coastal areas.

US Secretary of State Rubio has offered American mediation in the ongoing tensions, as Russia issues warnings for diplomats to evacuate Ukraine.

Adriaan Basson's piece for News24 reflects on Africa Day, suggesting there is little to celebrate and much to fear regarding the continent's current state.

An opinion piece argues that the politicization of the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) in South Africa poses a risk to undermining its reform efforts.

An opinion piece addresses public concern, clarifying that the regulator is not implementing a ban on ID checks at gates, contrary to some reports.

Marvin Charles offers commentary on the complexities and difficulties inherent in governing a city, suggesting that the reality often differs from perception.

An article explores the reasons behind widespread feelings of financial hardship and why many individuals perceive themselves as 'broke.'

A South African Police Service (SAPS) forensic captain has been arrested in Pretoria as part of the ongoing Madlanga Commission investigation. This arrest is linked to the expanding fallout from the commission's probe.

Musician Chris Brown announced and celebrated receiving a doctorate degree, sharing the news with his followers.

A News24 article titled 'Wendy’s Win' discusses an issue where 'chip happens' but assures readers it won't affect a newly purchased bakkie, likely referring to a consumer protection or quality assurance story.

The latest results for the Lotto and Lotto Plus draws have been released.

An act of kindness involving a wheelchair in Sea Point, South Africa, has garnered widespread support, raising over R500,000 in donations.

Reports highlight critical security failures that are allegedly contributing to the flow of firearms into the hands of criminal gangs, particularly in South Africa.

Këshilli i Ambasadorëve do të mblidhet këtë të premte në Bruksel, për të shqyrtuar raportin e IBAR. Gazetari Ergys Gjençaj tha për News24 se mbledhja pritet të nisë në orën 17:00.

An analytical piece explores the political and economic challenges facing the City of Johannesburg and discusses its potential for a comeback.