Jacaranda FM Newswatch @ 06H59

0:00In your sport, Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Bruges calls a American-based centre-back all way to Makania and German Giants, I'll be life-sick, headed to South Africa. We start in Lumpopo. Police in the province started this morning arresting suspects linked to an insurance murder and fraud syndicate. Former police sergeant Rachel Kutomela is accused of being the mastermind behind the 10 million-rand syndicate that also allegedly involved her sister and her daughter. The 43-year-old Kutomela is facing more than 30 charges in the Polakwane High Court, including murder and money laundering. Police could not yet be reached for further information on this morning's arrests. To the international oil price, 24 hours after

1:00the dramatic spike and this morning at some good news, the price of brink crude planched through the night after jumping to over the $100 per barrel mark yesterday. Investors are taking a breath. Again, following the remarks by US President Donald Trump, that he reckons the US-Israeli attacks on Iran could end soon. Trump faced questions from the media yesterday. Brink crude is now trading at $94.21 per barrel. In Brazil, President Sinalt Ramabozaz once again called for disputes to be resolved peacefully in accordance with the UN Charter. Speaking during a joint media briefing in Brazil alongside President Lula de Silva yesterday, Ramabozaz condemned the loss of life in the Middle East, particularly the deaths of civilians.

2:03All parties involved in this conflict to immediately cease fire so that the conflicts can be solved through negotiation. Ramabozaz today conclude his two-day state visit to Brazil. The D.A. plans to write to Premier Panyan Zalasufi, demanding urgent action to address the financial crisis at the Audi hospital. The D.A. says suppliers at Audi District Hospital in Marblepane in the north of Twine have started cutting back on essential support after accumulating 33 million rent in unpaid bulls from the hospital. And it's seen sometimes we just need to hear it again. That was story in the ocean. Up in the sky there was a little bird that did the same, just kept flying. The bird has stunned scientists. The data has been verified and it's confirmed that in 2022 this bird completed a staggering

3:0613,560 km journey of 11 days without stopping once. The bar-tailed Godbird was dragged by a satellite as it set out from Alaska and the US to Tasmania in Australia. According to bird life international it was the longest non-stop flight ever recorded for a bird. How? The bird was capable of shrinking its internal organs to shed weight and it can rest one half of its brain allowing the bird to fall half asleep while navigating with the other half of its brain. Oh that's cool. I know. I want to do that. I'm just about to say I work with people like that. You're like I'm going to do that. But they risk their whole brain. Not just half the brain. All right so I was asking for a friend.