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SA farmers better placed to face El Niño, but risks remain

Despite strong El Niño forecasts, South African farmers enter the summer production season with fuller dams and improved soil moisture, though rain-fed crops and livestock face lingering risks.

SA farmers better placed to face El Niño, but risks remain

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Rocky Dawuni celebrates King Ayisoba for taking traditional music global

Four-time Grammy nominee Rocky Dawuni has praised traditional music legend King Ayisoba for his impact on Ghanaian music and his role in taking traditional sounds to the international stage. Speaking on Joy Prime’s Prime Time, hosted by George Quaye, Rocky Dawuni appeared alongside King Ayisoba and described the I Want To See You My…

Iranian expat politics has sunk into the swamp of genocidal Zionism

Iranian expat politics has sunk into the swamp of genocidal Zionism Submitted by Hamid Dabashi on Tue, 10/13/2026 - 07:17 Once a force in literature and constitutional struggle, prominent Iranian…

  • Iranian expatriates now ally with genocidal Zionists
  • Placards featuring Reza Pahlavi at Washington protests
  • Iran suffers massive bombings, assassinations, and infrastructure destruction

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