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The move comes amid growing security concerns in the south less than two months before the UNIFIL mandate expires.
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Banks recently gained the right to temporarily suspend suspicious payments and intend to start exercising that right. Meanwhile, fraud involving cash withdrawals has increased.
South Africa's looming gas shortage is becoming a test of whether Southern Africa can treat energy security as a shared regional priority rather than a problem each country must solve alone.
A Judicial Conduct Tribunal will hear allegations that Eastern Cape Judge Belinda Hartle used a racial slur and swore at a High Court employee. Hartle denies using a racist word.
President John Dramani Mahama has met with officials of the Boeing group, which is supporting Ghana in its bid to re-establish a national airline.
President John Dramani Mahama has met with officials of the Boeing group, which is supporting Ghana in its bid to re-establish a national airline.
New details are emerging about a deadly shooting at Citibank's corporate campus near Tampa, Florida.
