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SENEGAL AND SIERRA LEONE PUSH FOR AFRICAN-LED PEACE

Written by on 20 April 2026

WEST AFRICA- Senegal and Sierra Leone leaders have called for stronger African-led peace initiatives to address conflicts on the continent. Speaking at the Dakar International Forum on Peace and Security, they stressed the importance of African nations taking primary responsibility in resolving their own security challenges. Held in Dakar, the forum marking a decade since […]

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SA CONSTITUTION TURNS 30

Written by on 20 April 2026

South Africa is marking 30 years since the adoption of its Constitution in 1996, a document widely regarded as one of the strongest in the world. It remains the foundation of the country’s democracy, ensuring that all laws align with constitutional values such as human rights, dignity, equality, and socio-economic justice. The anniversary is seen […]

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MNISI DENIES MALEMA TENDER LINKS

Written by on 20 April 2026

Suspended Tshwane Chief Financial Officer Gareth Mnisi has denied any involvement with EFF leader Julius Malema or the party regarding a tender linked to the Tshwane Metro Police Department. He made the statement while testifying before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry in Pretoria. During cross-examination by evidence leader Advocate Matthew Chaskalson, Mnisi was confronted with […]

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MAMABOLO ORDERS INVESTIGATION INTO EMFULENI LEASE DEAL

Written by on 17 April 2026

The Mamabolo-led leadership has ordered a formal investigation into the Emfuleni lease agreement amid growing concerns over possible irregularities in how the deal was concluded. The decision follows mounting pressure to review public sector transactions that may not have complied with proper procurement processes. Authorities say the probe will focus on how the lease was […]

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IRAN REOPENS STRAIT OF HORMUZ

Written by on 17 April 2026

Iran has announced that the Strait of Hormuz is fully open for commercial shipping during a ceasefire period linked to the wider regional truce involving Lebanon. Iran’s foreign minister said all vessel movements will follow coordinated routes set by the country’s maritime authorities, easing concerns over disruptions in the strategic waterway. The announcement comes after […]

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RUSSIA TRAINS PRO-WAR YOUTH

Written by on 17 April 2026

MOSCOW- Russia is stepping up efforts to shape public opinion by training teenagers to become pro-war influencers who promote the government’s anti-West narrative. Through content creation camps, young people are taught how to make videos, use artificial intelligence, and grow online audiences, with guidance from soldiers and state media figures. This initiative is part of […]

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MALEMA SENTENCE TO BE OVERTURNED ON APPEAL

Written by on 17 April 2026

Lawyers representing Julius Malema say they are confident his five-year direct imprisonment sentence will be overturned on appeal. Malema was granted leave to appeal his sentence by the KuGompo City Magistrates Court, although his application to challenge the conviction itself was denied. He was sentenced to five years in prison for unlawful possession of a […]

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MALEMA GRANTED LEAVE TO APPEAL SENTENCE, NOT CONVICTION

Written by on 16 April 2026

EFF Leader, Julius Malema has been granted leave to appeal his sentence but not his conviction. The court dismissed his attempt to challenge the guilty verdict, meaning his conviction on firearm-related charges remains in place. Malema was sentenced to five years’ direct imprisonment for unlawful possession of a firearm, with additional sentences for other counts […]

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MALEMA NO LONGER QUALIFIES TO BE MP

Written by on 16 April 2026

EFF Leader, Julius Malema has effectively lost his qualification to serve as a Member of Parliament after being sentenced to five years’ direct imprisonment. The ruling follows his conviction on multiple counts under the Firearms Control Act, stemming from an incident where he discharged a firearm in public. The Economic Freedom Fighters leader will serve […]

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