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As federal Victims of Crime Act funding continues to impact Kentuckys domestic violence shelters, advocates say they are applauding lawmakers decisions to include $6 million of the state budgets general fund for shelter and program operations, alongside a one-time allocation of $7.1 million to offset the impact of VOCA cuts. ZeroVs CEO Angela Yannelli said the funding will ensure life-saving programs for people in crisis continue to serve those who rely on them - and who often have no where el...

Police Minister Bheki Cele hurled personal insults at Ian Cameron at a heated community meeting in gang-infested Hanover Park this week.

Vietnam is keen to paint Truong My Lan’s death sentence for fraud as a victory for clean governance. It’s not.

Experts express alarm as SA grapples with a surge in kidnappings, emphasising the need for urgent measures to protect vulnerable communities.

The IDF has moved troops to a new hot area as Israel braces for a significant attack from Iran in retaliation to a strike that killed top Iranian generals.

Top stories from the Russian press on Friday, April 12th

Vietnam is keen to paint Truong My Lan’s death sentence for fraud as a victory for clean governance. It’s not.

Join USIP for the Africa Futures Summit to examine approaches to catalyze Africa’s potential to benefit and shape the global system. Discussions will draw on the African Futures research, forecasting and policy analysis led by the Institute for Security Studies, along with perspectives from Africa, the African Diaspora and American experts. 

Rwanda: Has South Africa’s leader been advised to put on hold the Southern African Development Community mission in east DRC?

PESHAWAR: As Khyber Pakhtunkhwa continues to battle the scourge of terrorism, the provinces Inspector General of Police Akhtar Hayat Khan Thursday said as many as 88 terrorists have been...