Reopening the Case: South Africa’s Inquest into the Death of Nobel Laureate Ahmed Kathrada.
In a significant legal development, South Africa has announced plans to reopen the inquest into the death of Ahmed Kathrada, a revered anti-apartheid activist and Nobel Laureate. His contributions to…
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Kagame threatens SA as SANDF forces remain beleaguered in DRC and peace efforts falter
After two phone calls between the two presidents this week, Kagame posted a belligerent message on X on Wednesday in which he accused Ramaphosa of lying and distortion and issued…
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Sexual abuse scandal – John Smyth, Jeremy Gauntlett and the shame of the Anglican Church
The worst known abuse scandal in the Anglican Church’s history arrived squarely on South African shores. Evidence suggests they may have messed it up - twice over.
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Inside Kenya’s fresh plan to raise tourist numbers
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Tourism rebound in Egypt’s Red Sea resort fuels optimism for strong growth
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Just in: Burkina Faso, Niger, Mali have left, but citizens’ privileges remain – ECOWAS
On January 29, 2024, the three countries led by military regimes formally notified ECOWAS of their desire for “immediate” withdrawal. But the texts of the West African organisation required one…
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