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President Ramaphosa rebukes men over violence against women (opens the original)
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has challenged men to confront their peers over the abuse of women, saying the responsibility for ending gender-based violence cannot continue to rest largely on the shoulders of its victims. Addressing the nation on Tuesday night, against the backdrop of mounting anger over the killings of women across the country, Ramaphosa said men and boys needed to become active participants in the fight against gender-based violence and femicide. He mentioned how women have been f
Makashule Gana challenges court’s jurisdiction in impeachment evidence leader row (opens the original)
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Chairperson of Parliament’s Section 89 Impeachment Committee Makashule Gana has asked the court to dismiss legal challenges to the committee’s decision to withdraw advocate Thandazani Griffiths Madonsela SC as its recommended chief evidence leader. Gana argues that the dispute concerns Parliament’s constitutional authority and an appointment that had not been finalised. In an affidavit opposing applications by the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and the African Legal Professionals Association (A
Angelique Kidjo reminds Africa why legends matter (opens the original)
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There was something wonderfully infectious about Angélique Kidjo’s performance at the Standard Bank Joy of Jazz on Saturday night. The Beninese music legend walked onto the stage looking every bit the superstar, dressed in a sparkling white suit with an orange waistcoat underneath and a beautifully wrapped headscarf. But the headscarf and blazer did not survive the night. A few songs into her set, Kidjo casually threw it towards the left side of the stage and got on with the business of entertai
Mineral wealth opens another front in SA-US row (opens the original)
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Mining has emerged as a new flashpoint in the increasingly strained relationship between South Africa and the US, with Pretoria resisting pressure for US companies to be exempted from broad-based BEE (B-BBEE) requirements. International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola said the dispute over B-BBEE had become pronounced in the mining sector, as the Trump administration continued to question South Africa’s transformation policies. Speaking during an on-the-record discussion hosted
Queenin Masuabi | US-SA fallout shows cracks in the Rainbow Nation (opens the original)
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South Africa’s worsening relationship with the US is exposing cracks in the country’s long-promoted image as the Rainbow Nation. The latest example came this week when US Ambassador L Brent Bozell III visited AfriForum’s community safety centre in Centurion, where he was shown its control room, neighbourhood and farm watches and other crime-fighting operations. On its own, an ambassador visiting a civil society organisation is hardly extraordinary, but the timing is. READ: Bozell arrival under s
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