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Carl Niehaus, the EFF's representative on the Joint Standing Committee on Defence, exposes alarming evidence that South African-manufactured weapons are being exported to conflict zones, including Israel and Ukraine.
Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Ronald Lamola emphasised that the country's foreign policy is non-negotiable and constitutionally sound, while addressing concerns about diplomatic relations with the US.
Minister Ronald Lamola asserts South Africa's commitment to its international policy and human rights, despite potential sanctions from the Trump administration.
South Africa remains resolute in its stance against Israel at the ICJ, even as the US threatens to freeze funding. Minister Lamola emphasised that the country's foreign policy is non-negotiable and constitutionally sound, while addressing concerns about diplomatic relations with the US.
South Africa remains resolute in its stance against Israel at the ICJ, even as the US threatens to freeze funding.
The Palestine Solidarity Alliance has called on South Africa to take decisive action against Israel amid escalating violence in Gaza that has claimed over 50,000 Palestinian lives. Invoking South Africa's anti-apartheid legacy, the PSA demands economic disengagement from Israel and enforcement of International Court of Justice rulings, while condemning recent US proposals.
In a significant escalation of military involvement, the US has launched extensive airstrikes in Yemen, resulting in civilian casualties while simultaneous conflicts continue in Gaza. This comprehensive report examines the impact of these military actions and their implications for regional stability.
South Africa stands at a crucial crossroads, with its sovereignty and economic future hanging in the balance amid shifting global power dynamics. Dr Iqbal Survé explores the implications of the Trump administration's policies on the nation.
The EFF criticises Trump's Executive Order, calling for the revocation of citizenship for Afrikaners accepting US resettlement offers.
As the global community watches, South Africa has reaffirmed its role as a beacon of justice and a voice for the voiceless.
South Africa’s International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola welcomes the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, urging for a just peace that respects human rights.
‘The killing of women and children is not normal and should not be normalised’
Explore the poignant solidarity letter from the Palestinian New Federation of Trade Unions, highlighting the parallels between the plight of South African miners and the ongoing oppression of Palestinians
The year 2024 has been marked by sweeping political, social, and environmental shifts that will undoubtedly shape the global trajectory for years to come.
Explore how Cyril Ramaphosa’s alliances with Iran, Russia, and China are impacting South Africa’s relationship with the US and the economic consequences for its citizens.
Crispin Sonn, chairperson of the Council of the Bishops Diocesan College, resigned with immediate effect last week.
OPINION: The Palestinian economy is tethered to aid packages and an uneven trade relationship with its occupier, perpetuating a cycle of vulnerability, writes Mariam Jooma Carikci.
A report by the Study for Global Antisemitism and Policy believes South Africa had ulterior motives for its calling out of Israel over the genocide in Gaza.
South Africa grapples with international pressure to impose sanctions on Israel as the government faces calls to act against alleged human rights violations in Gaza
Explore the complexities of South Africa’s foreign relations as the ANC navigates alliances with Russia and the US, amidst accusations of division and greed.
Explore the controversial decisions of ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa and former Minister Naledi Pandor regarding Israel and the implications for South Africa’s future.
As South Africa spends millions on its ICJ case against Israel, urgent domestic challenges like crime, poverty, and child malnutrition continue to plague the nation. Is this international legal battle worth the cost?
South Africa files a landmark case at the International Court of Justice, alleging genocide against Israel for its actions in Gaza, amid rising casualties and international scrutiny.
The Presidency said the case will continue until the international court makes a finding.
Evidence is detailed in over 750 pages of text, and supported by exhibits and annexes of over 4000 pages. As per Court rules, the Memorial cannot be made public.