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ACTING Deputy Prosecutor-General (PG) Michael Reza came under-fire yesterday for failing to prosecute 265 high-profile cases submitted

An excerpt from ‘Cloudmoney: Cash, Cards, Crypto and the War for our Wallets’, by Brett Scott.

Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr, the son of the Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr., is currently leading the Philippine presidential polls ahead of a historic election this May 9 against leading opposition bet Philippine Vice President Leni Robredo. Here's what it means for the US-Philippine relations:

Business organisations need to realise that they may collectively be the last stand against unethical behaviour and further moral decay, writes ethics expert Leon van Vuuren.

As we celebrate Freedom Month in South Africa, we celebrate our liberation from the yoke of apartheid and colonialism, and we celebrate our Constitution. As a nation, united in our diversity, we must cherish our non-racial, non-sexist multi-party system of governance under the rule of law. It is a system which is founded on ensuring accountability, responsiveness and openness so that human dignity, the achievement of equality and the advancement of human rights and freedoms are nurtured and flou...

Dozens of radio stations have been shut down and broadcasters have been attacked. Journalists fear that freedom of information in the West African nation is on a slippery slope. Is Guinea-Bissau's media freedom eroding?

For years now the Left has used the rhetorical device "Democracy is under attack!" to signify their opposition to anything they don't like.

Inspectors say it remains difficult to bring corrupt officials to justice, despite promises to address the issue.

Iran's parliament has approved a plan to investigate reports about the disappearance of 15 trillion rials – around $60 million – in Iran’s Chamber of Commerce.

From the blog of Noru Tsalic at The Times of Israel