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Bolivia's ex-president Evo Morales rejects the government's cartel claim, saying the minister would be his employee, while arrest warrants stay in force. The post Bolivia’s Ex-President Hits Back at Minister appeared first on The Rio Times .
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U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was scolded on November 11 at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier by an Army sentinel after laughter broke out among a group that accompanied him, The New York Times…
The PA's support gives ActionSA four seats in Laingsburg's 10-seat hung council, with wider coalition negotiations continuing between the parties in other municipalities.
Reports of enforced disappearances and abductions in Kenya have renewed calls for international accountability, with human rights activists questioning the effectiveness of domestic institutions in…
The November 13 meeting will focus on reducing the African Union’s dependence on external funding.
Durban content creator Roseanne Pillay says she accepted a sponsored trip to Israel to fulfil a lifelong religious dream, but was unaware of the political controversy surrounding the visit.
Recent rains expose century-old unexploded munition near the Island of Quiet farm, a refuge for wounded soldiers and security personnel.
