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  • South Africa’s ANC faces crucial test as support continues to decline
        South Africa’s local election campaign has been characterised by unusual political stunts, as politicians resort to creative tactics to win over voters. From spinning cars and watching grandmothers knit to wading through oversized potholes, candidates have gone to unusual lengths to capture public attention. The elections will determine leadership across nearly 300 municipalities […]
    5 min
  • Saai welcomes arrest of five suspects in Donovan Marx farm attack
    South African agricultural organisation Saai has welcomed the arrest of five suspects allegedly linked to the torture of farmer Donovan Marx, thanking farm watch groups, private security companies and police officers who assisted in the operation. The organisation said it hoped the arrests would lead to justice for Marx and called for those found guilty […]
    3 min
  • South African Activists Challenge Data Centre Boom Over Water and Power Concerns
    Plans for further data centre development in Cape Town have sparked concern among activists, who warn that energy- and water-intensive facilities could place additional pressure on communities already struggling with limited access to basic services. In Barcelona, an informal settlement near land acquired by US-based data centre operator Equinix, residents live in cramped metal homes […]
    5 min
  • France imposes overnight curfews after weekend of violent unrest
    French authorities have introduced overnight curfews in parts of Paris and several other cities in an effort to prevent further violence following a weekend of widespread rioting that targeted public buildings, town halls and businesses across the country. Paris police announced restrictions covering Place de la République, where clashes erupted on Saturday, and the Les […]
    2 min
  • 🇿🇦 RAMAPHOSA WARNS SOUTH AFRICA TO PREPARE FOR POSSIBLE US TRADE EXCLUSION
    South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has urged the country to prepare for the possibility of losing its preferential access to the US market under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), amid growing tensions between Pretoria and Washington. Although the US Congress has approved an extension of AGOA through the end of 2028, the legislation […]
    3 min

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