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ZEP saga — Helen Suzman Foundation takes on SA minister in ConCourt

“The minister’s nitpicking at parts of the full court’s judgment does not establish real grounds of appeal or any reasonable prospects of success,” Fakir said.
By GroundUp 21h ago
Iron lung man Paul Alexander dead at 78
Iron lung man Paul Alexander dead at 78
Alexander spent an extraordinary lifetime in the iron lung machine after contracting polio in 1952, aged six, which left him paralysed from the neck down.
By Daily Mail Mar. 13, 2024
Businesses urged to embrace global partnerships following US sanctions lift
He emphasized that human rights abuses by the United States are well-documented, including disparities in rights between racial groups within the country.
By Xinhua News Mar. 12, 2024
Russia wary of Chinese friendship
The Russia-China territorial dispute remains a delicate issue-one that requires deft diplomacy and adherence to established agreements.
By thehongkongpost Mar. 11, 2024
Iranian women central to development, 45 Years after Islamic Revolution
Women's representation on university faculty has increased by 33.3%, and in medical science universities by 34%.
By Newsday Mar. 11, 2024
What triggered General Motors’ collapse in China?
General Motors made over $2 billion in profit in 2018; however, in 2023 that figure plummeted to $440 million.
By The Hong Kong post Mar. 8, 2024
China seeks access to untapped rare metals and minerals in Afghanistan
Afghanistan boasts significant reserves estimated at a value of USD 1 trillion, along with substantial amounts of crude oil and natural gas.
By The Khaama Press Mar. 7, 2024
More than 100 reported killed as crowd waits for Gaza aid
Stay with us as we bring you all the latest on this story.
By BBC News Feb. 29, 2024
Ghana’s parliament passes anti-LGBTQ bill
A coalition of religious and traditional leaders sponsored the legislation that is favoured by most lawmakers and that passed in parliament on Wednesday.
By Aljazeera Feb. 29, 2024
China’s ‘Spy ships’ in Maldives has damaging political implications for Muizzu’s Party
At present with Mohammad Muizzu’s party at the helm, the shift is more prominently towards Beijing, quite evidently.    
By The Hongkong Post Feb. 29, 2024
The Maldives precarious tightrope between Chinese debt and sovereignty
The root of this debt trap lies in the unviable, bloated Chinese projects the Maldives has irrationally pursued without regard for sustainability or conditions.
By pardafas Feb. 28, 2024
Lord Jacob Rothschild: Financier dies aged 87
He went on to build his own financial empire in the City of London, founding investment trust RIT Capital, which he chaired until 2019.
By BBC News Feb. 27, 2024
In Muizzu’s Maldives, an economic crisis reinforced by China awaits
Maldives recently elected President Mohammad Muizzu’s rise to power has been one of disoriented interests and misjudged priorities.
By thehongkongpost Feb. 26, 2024
Worst period for Chinese people– with rising unemployment
According to the government, if you have a son, you don’t get paid; it’s the children who make money, without money, young people face difficulty affording food.
By The Hongkong Post Feb. 23, 2024
Kylian Mbappe agrees Real Madrid deal to join in summer
If Croatia midfielder Luka Modric leaves this summer, then Mbappe would inherit the number 10 shirt he wears for France.
By BBC Africa Sport Feb. 20, 2024
The Continued Deception: Unmasking The True Face Of The CCP
This advice, reminiscent of the days of Soviet Russia, raises concerns about the naivety and sympathy displayed by certain foreign intellectuals, diplomats, and media figures.
By The Singapore Post Feb. 17, 2024
The new regulations for religions in Xinjiang: Part of a wider campaign against religion
The Chinese government has been accused of widespread human rights abuses against Uyghurs and other Turkic Muslims in Xinjiang since 2017.
By Bitter Winter Feb. 15, 2024
Africa’s industrialization doesn’t depend on outside influence – Kagame
This was at the 11th World Governments Summit (WGS) in Dubai, UAE.
By The New Times Feb. 13, 2024
Zimbabwe bets on ‘No-till’ farming to reduce El Nino impact on grain
Zimbabwe is one of the countries worst affected by the El Nino weather pattern and struggles to feed itself.
By Reuters Feb. 12, 2024
China fishing in troubled waters of Maldives
The presence of foreign vessels has been a long-standing concern in Maldivian waters.
By admin Feb. 7, 2024
Maldives’ economic downfall under President Muizzu’s choices
President Muizzu’s tenure is marred by a stark display of poor economic management, as the nation grapples with an array of economic challenges.
By The Singapore Post Feb. 7, 2024
Namibia’s President Hage Geingob dies at 82
Mbumba appealed to the nation to “remain calm and collected” while the government makes state arrangements and preparations, saying further details will be announced at a later date.
By CNN Feb. 4, 2024
President Xi in a fix as protests sweep across China
China’s youth unemployment rate as high as nearly 20%.
By Asian Lite Jan. 31, 2024
ICJ to rule on SA’s genocide case against Israel
Representatives of both States laid out their legal arguments in The Hague on January 11 and 12 in hearings that were watched worldwide.
By The Guardian Jan. 25, 2024
Maldives must vary of Chinese friendship: Lessons from South Asia’s experiences
It is however not only Sri Lanka that paid the price for friendlier relations with Beijing, but the story remained consistent with other countries in the region as well.
By thesingaporepost.com Jan. 25, 2024
China, ISIS, and Pakistan: Unholy Alliance Eyes Maldives
One problem Muizzu has been less willing to discuss is the presence of ISIS-related and Pakistan-related Islamic terrorists in the Maldives
By Bitter Winter Jan. 19, 2024
SA: Bus driver abandons78 undocumented Zim passengers at roadblock
North West Community Safety and Transport Management MEC Sello Lehari commended authorities for enforcing the law.
By News24 Jan. 12, 2024
Zambia enacts new Access to Information law
Grant Tungay, the spokesperson for the Zambian Civil Society Organizations’ Coalition on Access to Information, or ATI, said the new law is not perfect, but it is a good start.
By VOA Jan. 10, 2024