The International Tightrope that is the Gaza war seems to be getting ever higher. Now South Africa has provided forensic evidence to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. This was according to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s office which stated that the country filed papers setting out its full case […]
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The Israelis are going all out in their war on Gaza even banning aid agency United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) from working in the occupied territories and East Jerusalem. This has sparked objections from the Zionist regime’s closest allies such as the United States and warnings
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South African born Patrice Motsepe will pursue a second term as President of the Confederation of African Football when elections take place next year. The CAF announced on Friday from Cape Town. Motsepe a billionaire mining magnet was elected unopposed in March 2021 after emerging as the preferred candidate of FIFA president Gianni Infantino. “Following
The drop in inflation from 4.4% in August to 3.8% in September would be positive or negative depending on the views of the power brokers who heard it. However political parties and unions, allies and rivals welcomed the latest data as news in a positive light. This decline – the lowest level since March 2021
Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman (nickname MBS) is not in attendance at this year’s BRICS Summit in Kazan, Russia. As 24 leaders old and new swelled the ranks of delegations at the Summit in Kazan City, Saudi Arabia’s decision to join the organization remains in limbo. Riyadh although placing a cautious toe in
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President Cyril Ramaphosa briefed Russian President Vladimir Putin on the Government of National Unity on Tuesday afternoon. Ramaphosa will also brief other world leaders on the GNU’s establishment and how it was “evolving”. The President is leading a South African delegation at the XVI (16TH) Summit in Kazan capital of Russia’s Tatarstan’s region. Ramaphosa delivered
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As the BRICS bloc meets in Tatarstan, Russia for its sixteenth summit, the founding five members will see the expansion of the organization to include thirty-two member delegations in partnership with them. The title of the summit held in Kazan City, Tatarstan’s capital has been announced to state that of “equal development and strengthening of
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The country is on a path that will see it encounter a life altering juncture in its educational and economic evolution, grappling with the formidable challenge of preparing its workforce for this new road. The road of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The rapid technological advancements associated with 4IR -such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), big data
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The eThekwini District police, together with the Office of the Premier, Correctional Services, Metro Police and the Department of Community Safety and Liaison, raided the Albert Park area which has become a hotspot for crimes. Two wanted suspects were arrested on Monday (October 14) following a Safer Festive operation spearheaded by the local police. The
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Egypt is playing with fire as it tries to encircle Ethiopia. Egypt still fears the Grand Ethiopia Renaissance Dam (GERD) that Addis Ababa is having built on the Blue Nile will cut off a much-needed supply of flood water for its farming and other necessities. Ethiopia has reassured Cairo time and time again that the
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