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Several world leaders, including South Africa, Turkey, Iran and Nigeria, have hailed Pope Francis as a man who championed the poor and who was not afraid to pronounce on the genocide taking place in the Gaza Strip.
Several world leaders, including South Africa, Turkey, Iran and Nigeria, have hailed Pope Francis as a man who championed the poor and who was not afraid to pronounce on the genocide taking place in the Gaza Strip.
As Christians globally celebrate Easter, the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza casts a shadow over their observance. This article explores the poignant reflections of Christian leaders on the parallels between the Easter story and the suffering in Palestine, urging compassion and action.
The military also announced a sweeping evacuation order for tens of thousands of residents of Khan Yunis and surrounding areas in southern Gaza ahead of a planned strike after projectiles were fired from there earlier in the day
The controversial trip included nine MPs from the DA, PA, and ACDP - parties with differing stances on the Israel-Palestine conflict - and has sparked tensions within the Government of National Unity coalition.
The Media Review Network has condemned an unsanctioned visit to Israel by DA and PA representatives, demanding an investigation into what they call a 'direct affront' to South Africa's foreign policy and support for Palestinians.
Palestinian medics say Israel struck tents outside two major hospitals in the Gaza Strip overnight, killing at least two people, including a local reporter, and wounding another nine, including six reporters.
The Democratic Alliance (DA) disputes claims by Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero regarding the renaming of Sandton Drive, highlighting the origins of the proposal and the EFF's support for the change.
Marco Rubio's aggressive visa cancellations targeting student activists have ignited outrage and raised concerns about free speech in America.
This month, the Trump administration's decision to expel South African Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool from Washington marks a significant low in deteriorating diplomatic relations between the two nations, a rift largely driven by tensions surrounding the Israel-Gaza conflict.
In a fierce response to diplomatic tensions, Saftu's Zwelinzima Vavi denounces the US expulsion of Ambassador Rasool as evidence of anti-African sentiment, while warning against American diplomatic pressure and emphasising South Africa's sovereign right to independent foreign policy.
COPE has strongly condemned the US decision to expel SA Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool following his controversial comments about Trump, escalating diplomatic tensions between the two nations. The party calls for reciprocal action against US diplomats, marking a significant shift in SA-US relations.
For 17 months and counting, journalist Anas Baba’s life has revolved around only two things: reporting from Gaza and staying alive.
Explore how Donald Trump's AI-generated vision for Gaza raises ethical questions about the use of technology in politics and the potential for misinformation.
Donald Trump's controversial video reimagines Gaza amidst ongoing conflict, raising questions about the implications of his vision.
In a heart-wrenching display of national mourning, thousands of Israelis gathered with flags and orange balloons to farewell Shiri Bibas and her young sons Kfir and Ariel - whose tragic deaths in Gaza captivity became a powerful symbol of the ongoing conflict.
As US officials confirm progress in Gaza ceasefire negotiations, a poignant development unfolds with Hamas agreeing to exchange Palestinian prisoners for Israeli hostage remains.
As South Africa takes the G20 presidency, Ramaphosa urges nations to unite against global crises.
The United Arab Emirates was among the first countries in the world to respond to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip.
In a direct challenge to Donald Trump's controversial proposal, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has firmly rejected any plans to displace Palestinians during Gaza's reconstruction.
"I am leaving party politics and will contribute to the academy. It’s time somebody did for the people what AfriForum is doing for the Afrikaners," Former EFF member Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi said.
Netanyahu lauds Trump's executive order imposing sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC), calling it a defence against 'anti-American and antisemitic' prosecution, amid ongoing ICC investigations into alleged war crimes.
In a sharp diplomatic clash, Iran's foreign ministry condemns former US President Trump's controversial proposal to 'take over' Gaza and relocate Palestinians, labelling it an 'unprecedented attack' on international law. The plan, which sparked global outrage and UN warnings of 'ethnic cleansing', faces mounting opposition as regional tensions escalate.
Hamas deputy leader Musa Abu Marzouk reveals why the presence of Israeli soldiers among the remaining hostages makes a return to conflict unlikely after the first ceasefire phase. With over 60 IDF personnel in captivity, the stakes for both sides have shifted dramatically in the quest for lasting peace.
In a pivotal diplomatic move, Netanyahu heads to Washington for crucial ceasefire negotiations with Trump's administration, marking their first meeting since Trump's return to office. The talks aim to broker a second phase of the Gaza ceasefire while addressing Iran tensions and hostage releases, potentially reshaping Middle East dynamics.