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China promises financial support to implement African plan
China pledges R200 billion, including R175 billion in investment, to bolster Africa-China cooperation and support panda bonds.
Books vs screens: Nourishing the mind with print
In a digital age, physical books offer unique mental benefits that screens can’t match, enhancing comprehension, focus, and sensory enjoyment.
A do-or-die treat awaits with the Springboks
With the Rugby Championship and Freedom Cup at stake, the Springboks and All Blacks clash in Cape Town today. Expect a thrilling encounter.
Mbeki’s denial of xenophobia ignores South Africa’s reality
Former president Thabo Mbeki dismisses SA’s xenophobia, claiming 2008 violence was orchestrated. His denial overlooks the deep-rooted issues driving these tensions.
Crime in South Africa worse than official stats suggest
The most recent victims of crime survey indicates that the serious crime problem is far worse than is officially acknowledged.
Finland blocks non-EU property purchases
Finnish Defence Minister Antti Hakkanen rejected six permits for real estate transactions requested by buyers from Russia, Switzerland and elsewhere.
Myanmar armed group says 11 civilians killed in junta air strikes
The junta is battling widespread armed opposition and its soldiers are accused of bloody rampages to punish civilians.
UN says more than 700,000 affected by South Sudan floods
It said that as of September 5 “flooding has affected more than 710,000 people across 30 of 78 counties” in Sudan.
‘Blessed’ Papua New Guinea welcomes pope during landmark tour
The pope will spend four day and three nights in Papa New Guinea addressing clergy, meeting street children.
Israeli troops leave West Bank’s Jenin with Gaza talks deadlocked
On Thursday, United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged both Israel and Hamas to finalise a truce deal.