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Notion of moving BRICS summit away from SA rejected - Vimarsana News

Notion of moving BRICS summit away from SA rejected

Anil Sooklal was speaking at the BRICS foreign ministers meeting in Cape Town which is preparing for the BRICS summit in August.

Opposition parties question appointment of Lady R probe panel members - Vimarsana News

Opposition parties question appointment of Lady R probe panel members

President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed an independent panel to investigate the docking of a Russian vessel in Simon's Town in December.

Source: 702.co.za
Ramaphosa appoints panel to probe docking of 'Lady R' in Simon's Town - Vimarsana News

Ramaphosa appoints panel to probe docking of 'Lady R' in Simon's Town

The probe will look into what, if anything, was loaded onto the Lady R ship, following accusations from the United States (US) embassy that South Africa supplied arms to Russia.

Source: ewn.co.za
Russian embassy hits back at US ambassador's claims, saying ammunition unsuitable for its arms - Vimarsana News

Russian embassy hits back at US ambassador's claims, saying ammunition unsuitable for its arms

The Russian embassy in South Africa has hit back at claims by US Ambassador Reuben Brigety that South Africa loaded ammunition onto a Russian ship last year. This after Defence Minister Thandi Modise criticised the narrative South Africa had chosen sides in the Russia-Ukraine war.

'An imaginary trade of weapons': Mantashe on claims SA sold arms to Russia - Vimarsana News

'An imaginary trade of weapons': Mantashe on claims SA sold arms to Russia

Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe has labelled allegations that South Africa sold arms to Russia as 'an imaginary trade'.

Source: ewn.co.za