South African minister comments on Trump’s plan to cut funding to the country
President Donald Trump has said he will cut all funding to South Africa and has launched an investigation into the country's policies, claiming that a “massive" human rights violation against white people is happening over a new land expropriation law.
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South Africa: SANEF Elects New Chairperson, And The Minister Of Basic Education Calls For A Resilient Press, And Respect For Media FreedomAt its first Council meeting for 2025, in Cape Town, the South African National Editors' Forum (Sanef) elected Makhudu Sefara as its new chairperson. Sefara is the editor of the Sunday Times and ...
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South Africa’s G20 presidency faces mounting pressureThe challenge isn’t just defending Africa’s interests but managing a G20 in which one of its most powerful members is ...
The Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Prof. Blade Nzimande will participate in the prestigious World Governments Summit, hosted by the Government of the United Arab Emirates in Dubai ...
Heads of state attending the African Union summit are expected to hold a high-level meeting on the escalation of violence in ...
Minister of Home Affairs Leon Schreiber has praised members of other political parties in the GNU for helping launch a new ...
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Africa must assert minerals advantage - Minister MantasheAfrica must “assert its advantage” in order to benefit from the booming demand for industrially valuable minerals in which ...
South Africa is the latest country to find itself in the crosshairs of the new US administration, with President Donald Trump ...
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