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As US officials confirm progress in Gaza ceasefire negotiations, a poignant development unfolds with Hamas agreeing to exchange Palestinian prisoners for Israeli hostage remains.
South Africa's new Expropriation Act marks a watershed moment in addressing historical land inequalities while protecting property rights. The Act introduces constitutional safeguards and clear processes for land reform, balancing social justice with economic stability.
In a significant policy shift, the US has carved out a $40. 7 million exception to Trump's aid freeze, specifically for Haiti's critical security mission.
A landmark lawsuit challenges South Africa’s fisheries policies, as conservationists warn thatAfrican Penguins could disappear from the wild by 2035 without urgent intervention.
A devastating Russian missile strike on Izyum has left five dead and 38 wounded, including a teenage girl, marking one of the deadliest attacks on the eastern Ukrainian city since its liberation in 2022. President Zelensky condemned the 'impossible cruelty' as the strike damaged both residential and government buildings, calling for increased international pressure on Moscow.
Fynbos fish, some dating back 20 million years, are disappearing from South Africa’s rivers. Conservationists warn that without urgent action, these unique species could be lost forever.
French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou ignites fierce political debate after claiming immigrants are 'flooding' France, drawing criticism from allies and opposition alike.
New research reveals a troubling link between penguin divorce rates and declining reproductivesuccess on Phillip Island in Australia. Scientists say the usually monogamous little penguins are getting up to hanky-panky on the side.
People are reportedly so overworked that they don't have time to reproduce, making this country have one of the lowest birth rates in the world.
Despite strides in gender equality, only seven of South Africa's 26 universities are led bywomen, reflecting slow progress in addressing disparities in academic leadership.
Thousands of people took to the streets in Georgia on Monday for the 12th consecutive day of protests against the government's decision to shelve European Union accession talks after disputed elections.
South Africa's outdated intellectual property laws cost the country over R47 billion annually. TheWIPO-SA Summer School at Mangosuthu University of Technology aims to transform Africanideas into economic assets.