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Trouble at Antarctic base denied by environment department
The environment department says claims of serious misconduct at South Africa’s Antarctic base are not true but two incidents are under investigation.
‘Millions could die’ after US aid freeze hits HIV treatment
WHO says the US aid freeze is cutting off HIV treatment in eight countries and could cause 10 million new infections and 3 million deaths.
‘South Africa is brutal’ – Trump slams Mzansi again
Trump attacks South Africa again, says country abuses human rights and blocks funding after Hunter Biden visits Cape Town.
Refugee loses sisters during deadly river escape from DRC
A young woman survives a deadly escape from war-torn DRC but her sisters disappear during a dangerous river crossing into Burundi.
America expels South African ambassador
Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool has been declared persona non grata and effectively expelled from the United States of America.
Power changes hands in sacred Borana ceremony
The Borana people in southern Ethiopia celebrated the Gada ceremony, an age-old tradition that hands over leadership every eight years.
Congo turns to the US for help
The mineral-rich Congo wants American military backing against rebels while offering key resources needed for US defence and technology industries.
South Sudan mom flees to Kenya to help pregnant teen
A South Sudanese mother who tried to save her teenage daughter from forced marriage has gone to Kenya to help the now-pregnant 14-year-old.
Protest over Kenya president’s R2.8 million church gift
Angry Kenyans clashed with police after their president gave millions to a church while citizens battle to make ends meet.
Two in three Mzansi women now overweight, study says
African women face a growing health crisis as obesity rates increase with experts calling for action to fix the problem.
Muslims arrested for eating during Ramadan in Nigeria
Islamic police crack down on Muslims breaking Ramadan fast rules in northern Nigeria.
Sudan fighters ‘target babies in rape attacks’
Armed groups in Sudan's civil war are raping children as young as one year old, with 221 cases reported this year, says UN children's organisation.
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