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The Republic of South Sudan’s former Minister of Petroleum, Ezekiel Lol Gatkuoth has expressed his disappointment at the decision of London based Hyve group to move Africa Oil Week to Dubai. “I think it will be unacceptable to move the Russian Energy Week from Moscow or ADIPEC from Abu Dhabi to Juba, South Sudan Africa […]

The Republic of South Sudan’s former Minister of Petroleum, Ezekiel Lol Gatkuoth has expressed his disappointment at the decision of London based Hyve group to move Africa Oil Week to Dubai. “I think it will be unacceptable to move the Russian Energy Week from Moscow or ADIPEC from Abu Dhabi to Juba, South Sudan Africa on the basis of COVID 19. The same reasoning should apply to Africa especially Dubai has more Covid 19 cases than Cape Town.”

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───   OLEBOGENG MOTSE 12:58 Thu, 10 Jun 2021 Criminal proceedings into the alleged sexual assault of a 5-year-old minor from Reitz around 2019, have commenced following pressure on authorities from the lobby group, Afriforum. The lobby group’s campaign manager, Jacques Broodryk, tells OFM News that an exasperated relative of the then five-year-old victim approached them in October 2019 seeking their assistance after the Director of Public Prosecutions in the Free State (D...

Photo credit should read RAJESH JANTILAL/AFP via Getty Images Over 50 riveting documentaries are set to premiere at this year’s Encounters South African International Documentary Festival which will span over ten days. The Encounters South African International Documentary Festival has announced its line-up of over 50 visual escapades to watch both online and in selected theatres. Truth-seeking, searing and undoubtedly moving African stories are what cinephiles can certainly look f...

#DI Alumni to Bring the Mother City to Life on Inaugural Cape Town Design Trail

Covid-19 has been a major calamity for all people and sectors, including social justice in education, according to a group of academics and entrepreneurial minds. But there is a silver lining: an opportunity for an education renaissance of collaboration and lifelong learning.

Price hotness is pervading the commodities market, CRU senior analyst Clare Hanna said on Tuesday, when she addressed the second and final day of the Junior Indaba. Speaking on ‘what’s hot and what’s not’, Hanna said almost all commodities were at the higher-than-15% level. (Also watch attached Creamer Media video.)

As the world searches for yield, good coal projects may yet find willing investors