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President Cyril Ramaphosa has highlighted the urgent need for global unity in

Majola replaced former DG Arthur Fraser, who has featured as a central cog in the Zumafication of the intelligence services. The hotseat had been kept warm in the meantime by acting DGs Loyiso Jafta and Gab Msimanga. Majola’s resignation on Wednesday was by “mutual consent”, according to a medi...

A new EU-ACP Partnership Agreement will be adopted at a ceremony in Apia on 15 November, to be known as the Samoa Agreement.

In his final official speech as President of the Union of Education Norway (UEN), Steffen Handal, also a member of Education International (EI) Executive Board, reflected on educational realities in his country and around the world: “Never has the shortage of teachers been more pressing than now! Never have more teachers said that they consider changing to another profession, even when they love their profession!”

SA’s first tax incentive for threatened species such as rhino, lion and endangered plants might just be the solution to its conservation commitments.

Ethiopia has since August imposed a state of emergency on Amhara, cutting off key services as it battles unbowed militia.

On October 12, 2023, the 18th Internet Governance Forum (IGF) ended in Kyoto. It was, with more than 9000 registered participants, the largest IGF since its inception in 2006. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida opened the five-day meeting. The tangible output included 89 "IGF Messages from Kyoto," four substantial reports with recommendations from IGF Policy Networks (PN) for Artificial Intelligence...

1st Anniversary of Ethiopia’s Cessation of Hostilities Agreement

This arc reveals both the African Union’s strengths and weaknesses in stopping atrocity crimes, and what it might yet accomplish.

The proposed new state-owned enterprise (SOE) ownership policy, based on Malaysia’s hybrid model, has received much backlash, with critics saying the government should focus on meritocracy when appointing parastatal heads and boards.