SOUTH AFRICA

Military aircraft carrying 125 people goes down shortly after departure in Colombia, with 71 survivors reported

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This post was originally published on this site.BOGOTA, March 23 (Reuters) – An aircraft operated by the Colombian Air Force went down shortly after becoming airborne in a remote area of the nation’s southern Amazon territory on Monday, according to a statement from the air force. Military sources indicated that rescue operations had successfully recovered […]

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Indian Vessels Navigate Strait of Hormuz Amid Ongoing Tensions Between US and Iran

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This post was originally published on this site.LONDON/NEW DELHI, March 23 (Reuters) – A pair of oil tankers heading to India navigated through the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, even as U.S. President Donald Trump issued warnings of potential strikes against Iranian power infrastructure should Tehran fail to abandon intimidation tactics that have largely paralyzed

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Former NPA Chief Menzi Simelane Pushes Back Against Senior TRC Prosecutor’s Blame-Shifting Claims at Khampepe Inquiry

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This post was originally published on this site.Senior legal counsel Anton Ackermann, who previously led the Priority Crimes Litigation Unit responsible for pursuing Truth and Reconciliation Commission-related prosecutions, made explosive revelations before the Khampepe Commission that have stirred significant controversy. His testimony has drawn a direct response from former National Prosecuting Authority chief Menzi Simelane,

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South African-Based Hacker Who Stole Millions From US Companies Sentenced To Prison In America And Set To Be Deported

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This post was originally published on this site.Using the aliases ‘Ghost’ and ‘Old Soldier’, a swindler from Nigeria stayed in South Africa while targeting Americans through hacking into emails and requesting payments. Now, James Junior Aliyu faces more than seven years in a US jail and deportation, possibly back to Nigeria.

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Should Geordin Hill-Lewis Choose Between Leading the DA and Running Cape Town?

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This post was originally published on this site.Cape Town’s Executive Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis sat down with Daily Maverick’s Associate Editor Ferial Haffajee for a wide-ranging interview covering some of the most pressing issues facing South Africa’s legislative capital. Haffajee pressed the mayor on a range of challenging topics, including the persistent gap between the city’s

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Former death squad commander De Kock testifies at inquiry, defending Cradock Four as freedom fighters rather than terrorists

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This post was originally published on this site.Former Security Police operative Eugene de Kock has acknowledged his history of targeting individuals designated as “terrorists” during the apartheid era, yet maintains he played no part in the killing of the Cradock Four. De Kock draws a distinction between those he pursued and the anti-government activists who

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Why People Connect With Nature in South Africa: Deliberate Decisions or Accidental Encounters?

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This post was originally published on this site.South Africa maintains specific hunting allocations that highlight an important reality: although neither trophy hunting nor wildlife-based tourism places conservation at the forefront of their objectives, both industries fundamentally depend on thriving natural environments to sustain their operations. This dependency creates a compelling argument for the responsible utilisation

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Controlling the boundaries: The government’s duty to tackle unauthorised immigration in South Africa

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This post was originally published on this site.The challenges South Africa faces regarding migration extend beyond the question of who enters the country. At their core, they raise a deeper issue: whether the nation possesses the institutional strength necessary to handle population movement in a thoughtful and effective manner within an intricate regional context.

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Sibanye Attorney Gunned Down in Johannesburg City Centre Amid Ongoing Labour Dispute Work

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This post was originally published on this site.The killing follows the September 2025 shooting death of Johannesburg-based insolvency lawyer Bouwer van Niekerk, a targeted attack that highlighted the increasingly deadly risks faced by those working to combat corruption in South Africa, particularly legal professionals who have found themselves among the most vulnerable.

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