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Violent anti-immigrant protests have damaged Durban’s image and raised fears about tourism, investment and jobs. But the city’s future should not be defined by those who use xenophobia and violence to pursue political goals, writes Zohra Teke.
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A chess professional's alleged stalker has vowed to continue a hunger strike in a Melbourne prison until he suffers significant health issues.
Constitutional Court is considering the ANC's challenge to a decision to disqualify its candidates
The Minister for the Interior, Mubarak Mohammed Muntaka, says Ghana is safer now than it was in 2025, citing a reduction in curfews and improvements in communities previously affected by conflict.
[Politics] : Anchor: Unification Minister Chung Dong-young has addressed questions about Washington’s monthslong restrictions on intelligence sharing with Seoul, in place ever since he revealed the…
Daredevil bandits in the early hours of Sunday laid ambush on traders in Zamfara State who were being… The post Bandits attack traders under military escort, many feared dead appeared first on Latest…
