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South Africa is committed to the strict implementation of international law, says President Cyril Ramaphosa, after its court case against Israel at the International Court of Justice.

Over the last few years, there has been a considerable increase in investors seeking bespoke investment arrangements with private fund sponsors…

Put simply: the Biden administration is offering tax credits to foreign-government-owned energy companies and/or foreign developers (or their U.S. subsidiaries) who will put US commercial fishermen out of work, seed dysfunction in US coastal fishing communities, risk destroying the ocean’s productivity, and replace a sustainable domestic wild-caught high protein food source with subpar and sometimes unsafe foreign products.

It's an all-original example with just over 40,000 miles on the clock that's looking for a new and caring owner. Do you fit the bill?

The Numbeo Cost of Living Index this year ranked Windhoek as the 13th most expensive city to live in in Africa.The five most expensive African cities, according to the index, are...

Religious leaders in KwaZulu-Natal sent a message to the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC), threatening that they will "shut the country for good" and reject the IEC outcomes if they “don’t give MK party a two-thirds majority”.

Witnessing the launch of the Reconciliation Barometer on political culture in SA, I could not help but realise we stand at a crossroads between hope and despair.

In June 2023, President Cyril Ramaphosa visited Hammanskraal, just north of Pretoria, where at least 23 people had died of cholera due to lack of clean running water in the area.

SAHRC report is scathing on the role played by law enforcement agencies during the unrest

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