A detailed offseason analysis ranks the Baltimore Ravens as the strongest at offensive tackle in the AFC North. The Pittsburgh Steelers follow in second place after recent draft investments.
The Baltimore Ravens hold the top spot thanks to Ronnie Stanley and Roger Rosengarten. Stanley played 857 snaps last season and allowed just 28 pressures along with four sacks. Rosengarten appeared in 1,051 snaps and surrendered 28 pressures with three sacks.
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West Bengal is voting today in the second and final phase of its 2026 Assembly elections, with over 2,300 companies of Central Armed Police Forces deployed for peaceful polling. The BJP aims to improve on its 2021 performance of 77 seats, amid allegations against TMC. Results are due on May 4.
Re-polling is taking place in West Bengal's Falta assembly constituency on Thursday with doubled security arrangements by the Election Commission.
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Nelson Mandela Bay has been hit by its third major power outage in recent months, following collapses in August 2024 and January 2026. A transmission pylon on the Chelsea-Arlington-Walmer-Summerstrand line fell due to gale-force winds, leaving large parts of Gqeberha without electricity for up to 21 days.
Mining giant Rio Tinto has approved a long-delayed R8.5-billion investment to expand operations at Richards Bay Minerals in KwaZulu-Natal, signaling improved security in the region. The decision follows years of disruptions from violence and criminal activity that halted the project. This move highlights progress in restoring investor confidence amid ongoing challenges.
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The Nelson Mandela Bay metro has not allocated budget for repairing rusted electricity pylons despite warnings that they have exceeded their design life. This inaction raises fears of another blackout that could severely impact the local economy. Political figures are urging immediate action to prevent further disruptions.
A critical electricity committee meeting in nelson mandela bay collapsed after anc councillors walked out when the acting executive director left early, amid ongoing power outages across the city.
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Two opposition parties in Nelson Mandela Bay have submitted no-confidence motions against Mayor Babalwa Lobishe, citing failures in electricity and water infrastructure management. The motions highlight repeated pylon collapses and controversial transformer leasing amid ongoing service disruptions. The mayor dismissed the challenge as expected from critics.