Trump claimed that white South Africans were victims of mass killings and land seizures, a narrative that South African officials vehemently deny
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The country has been considering selling crude since 2022 to recoup revenue lost from a temporary fuel levy cut designed to ease consumer costs
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The attack, which Azerbaijan called an “act of terrorism,” severely strained relations between Tehran and Baku
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Mwangi and Atuhaire had arrived in Dar es Salaam to attend Lissu’s first court session on Monday, where he faces charges of treason and publishing false information
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Rubio attributed the looming threat to the resurgence of the Islamic State in areas outside the transitional government’s control, as well as Iran’s involvement
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Should the transaction receive final approval, it would significantly enhance Canal+’s expansion into Africa, particularly within English-speaking regions
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A U.S.-Turkish meeting focused on Syria took place on Tuesday in Washington, with Barrack in attendance
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Trump has targeted South Africa’s land reform policies and its legal actions against Israel, resulting in aid cuts, the expulsion of South Africa’s ambassador
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Alongside him, Deogratias Mutombo, the former governor of Congo’s central bank, and Christo Grobler, a South African businessman, were each sentenced to five years of forced labor
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The law, which reintroduces a practice that had been in place for the past two decades, has faced heavy criticism from opposition politicians and human rights groups
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