South African Authorities Deploy Soldiers to Fight Crime in Johannesburg
Soldiers took to the streets of Johannesburg on Wednesday following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement last month that the army would
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US Pledges 1,000 Companies to Strengthen Trade and Create Jobs in South Africa
The United States is aiming to strengthen economic ties with South Africa by promoting American investment that could raise the
US Signals Growing Impatience Over Strained Relations with South Africa
The United States’ Ambassador to South Africa, Leo Brent Bozell III, recently stated that Washington’s patience with Pretoria is nearing
Dan Gertler to Pay $30M in Dutch Congo Mining Investigation
A Netherlands-registered company that previously held mining interests for Israeli billionaire Dan Gertler will pay €25.8 million ($30 million) to
India Eases Investment Rules, Allowing Chinese Firms Back After Years of Tension
A shift in policy by India will permit investments from China, signaling New Delhi’s effort to rebuild economic engagement with
Three Cargo Ships Hit Near Iran, Including One in the Strait of Hormuz
Three vessels sailing near the coast of Iran were hit by projectiles, according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations
Several Killed in Drone Strikes Targeting M23-Held City in DR Congo
Overnight air raids from Tuesday into Wednesday left several people dead in the strategic eastern city of Goma in the
UK High Court blocks legal challenge to Chagos agreement with Mauritius
The High Court in London refused on Tuesday to grant permission to initiate legal proceedings against the British Foreign Office
UK government adopts new definition of anti-Muslim hate
A new definition of anti-Muslim hate will not restrict freedom of speech, the communities secretary has said, as the government
Fuel costs surge up to 30% in Egypt after price revision
On Tuesday, Egypt implemented fuel price hikes of up to 30 percent, attributing the increases to “exceptional” pressures on global