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ANALYSIS: Did South Africa advance under Ramaphosa?

"Do you think he ever reflects? Do you think he ever calls in someone, throws the book at him, and gets angry?" CapeTalk’s Lester Kiewit asks Roos.
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The untouchable Saint of Sandton: South Africa’s Albanese scandal - Tim Flack

South Africa lawfully followed its courts but then denied it publicly.Justice minister and media misrepresented civil summons ...

The challenging history of the South African apartheid movement and America’s right

The idea that white South Africans face an existential threat emerged in the violent final decade of apartheid rule. It was a ...

New Inquest Rules South African Nobel Laureate Albert Luthuli Was Beaten to Death in 1967

A new inquest into the 1967 death of South African Nobel Peace Prize winner and anti-apartheid leader Albert Luthuli has ...
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Mixed political reactions to S Africa’s exit from FATF grey list

Parliament’s Standing Committee on Appropriations has described South Africa’s exit from the Financial Action Task Force ...

Moody’s Upbeat on Johannesburg’s Finances Despite Political Woes

Johannesburg, South Africa’s richest city and economic hub, received a vote of confidence from Moody’s Ratings despite a ...
Sunday World

South Africa’s energy transition goes big

Pretoria’s R2.23 trillion Integrated Resource Plan 2025 sets out to halve the country’s reliance on coal and add more than 100 gigawatts ...
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South Africa's Hollow Pursuit - Bushiri Extradition Defeat Exposes Weak Case and Waning Credibility

South Africa's government has been left scrambling after the High Court of Malawi shattered its extradition bid against Prophet Shepherd Bushiri and his wife, Mary -- a ruling that laid bare the legal ...
SAnews

South Africa concludes a “very successful” State Visit to Switzerland

Schloss Hauptwil, Switzerland – International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola has described President Cyril ...