The North African Kingdom of Morocco has born witness to mass youth-led protests demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch and that the government focus on providing basic services such as affordable health care and quality education rather than construction for the 2030 FIFA World Cup. The mass demonstrations were ignited by a mass […]
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BRICS Plus Foreign Ministers had met to call in a joint statement for inclusive, globally representative governance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) under the United Nations, emphasizing meaningful participation from developing nations. The Foreign Affairs/International Relations Ministers held their annual meeting on the margins of the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly on Friday.
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Three minority parties – one in opposition and the other two in the Government of National Unity (GNU) – Build One South Africa (BOSA), the Good Party and Rise Mzansi have agreed to formally merge. The name of the new political formation is Unite for Change. They will run in the 2026 Municipal elections under
South African Professional Cricketer Tazmin Brits scored a brilliant century as South Africa spoiled New Zealand’s Suzie Bates record 350th international appearance with a six-wicket victory as a whole. This was in a match on Monday at the Women’s Cricket World Cup. The World Cup is taking place in Holkar Stadium in Indore, Madhya Pradesh,
The Hamas militant group in Gaza has consented to certain elements of the peace plan that was proposed by US President Donald J. Trump proposed earlier this week. Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu has expressed hope that he would announce the release of all hostages from Gaza “in the coming days”. However, Netanyahu later reversed
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Durban as a major South African metropolis has witnessed a rise in jobs, this was according to the latest employment data. However, in terms of formal businesses operating in the city there has been a significant decrease. Hundreds of micro and medium-sized businesses, with employees, have either closed down or moved away from the city.
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The floating convoy of 500 aid workers was sailing towards Gaza on humanitarian mission to deliver food aid and medical supplies to Palestinian civilians when their flotilla was seized. Amongst the crew was Swedish Climate Change activist and humanitarian Greta Thunberg who was placed under arrest by Israeli authorities. A video of the arrest was
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By Prudence Mathenjwa In a courtroom of theatre stage set, stands a women in orange overalls and a face painted with sorrow and pain. She stands trial to prove her innocence and gain freedom from a crime she committed in self defense. This was the touching scene of Women in the Mirror, a powerful theatre
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Somalia is a nation plagued by internal division and strife. As the country’s President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud on Monday officially opened 7th session of the Federal Parliament, amid political disputes and security concerns across the East African Nation. Somalia’s political integrity remains under threat. The opening ceremony for the parliament held in Mogadishu, brought together
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has ordered a commission of enquiry into the fitness of advocate Andrew Chauke to lead the office of the Gauteng Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP). This has come due to serious allegation concerning his conduct as DPP. Presidency spokesman Vincent Magwenya gave confirmation on Monday that the inquiry had been initiated by