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ActionSA MP Alan Beesley wrote to Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana asking about the specific provisions of the PFMA used by Dirco to cover the expenditure on litigation at the International Court of Justice without requesting approval from the National Treasury.
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana justifies the expenditure of R38. 3 million to bolster South Africa's legal battle against Israel in the International Court of Criminal Justice
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.
Nearly a month after renewed assaults in Gaza, Israel presents a new ceasefire proposal to Hamas.
The Patriotic Alliance reaffirms its commitment to Israel, with Kenny Kunene stating that strengthening diplomatic ties will be priority if Gayton McKenzie is elected president.
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
Minister Lamola declares South Africa will not abandon its ICJ genocide case against Israel despite Donald Trump cutting aid and imposing sanctions, stating 'politics should not trump legal processes' in international justice.
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.
Minister Ronald Lamola rejects allegations of South Africa's prior knowledge of Hamas' October 7 attack on Israel, labelling them as 'lies and propaganda' aimed at tarnishing the country's human rights reputation.
Former President Thabo Mbeki acknowledged that the strained relations were not the result of a single event. He also pointed to South Africa's decision to bring a case against Israel, a US ally, before the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
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.
As tensions rise in US-South Africa relations, experts weigh in on whether Brent Bozell's conservative stance will foster understanding or exacerbate conflicts.
Explore how UCT’s boycott of Israeli universities and a potential NIH funding cut threaten its financial stability in 2025, amid Gaza conflict resolutions
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.
For 17 months and counting, journalist Anas Baba’s life has revolved around only two things: reporting from Gaza and staying alive.
Israel carried out an air strike on militants in northern Gaza on Sunday, rattling an already fragile ceasefire as it prepared for fresh talks in Doha on the future of its truce with Hamas.
The first phase of a ceasefire between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas was set to expire over the weekend without any certainty as to the second phase, which is hoped to bring a more permanent end to the Gaza war.
Hamas has transferred four Israeli hostage bodies to Israel, securing the release of nearly 600 Palestinian prisoners.
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.
As US officials confirm progress in Gaza ceasefire negotiations, a poignant development unfolds with Hamas agreeing to exchange Palestinian prisoners for Israeli hostage remains.
ACDP leader Kenneth Meshoe demands Johannesburg municipality reverse its decision to rename Sandton Drive after controversial Palestinian figure Leila Khaled, citing concerns over US relations and economic impact.
OPINION: In a world where division is encouraged, where the weight of history pulls people apart, a Muslim doctor stepped forward to free a Jewish professor in distress. Not because they shared a faith or a nationality, but because he saw an injustice that needed to be corrected, writes Sarah Jane Abraham.
Hundreds of Israelis gathered in Tel Aviv's "Hostages Square" to celebrate the emotional release of three hostages from Gaza, shedding tears of joy as their loved ones returned home.