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South Africa’s Ramaphosa removes police minister over criminal link allegations
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa placed police minister Senzo Mchunu on immediate leave of absence on Sunday, following accusations by a top police official that he had colluded with a criminal syndicate and interfered in high-profile investigations.
South Africa announces commission to investigate police scandal
Cyril Ramaphosa has suspended South Africa’s police minister and appointed a commission to investigate a series of explosive allegations against senior law enforcement and judicial officials in a crisis that heaps pressure on the country’s fragile coalition.
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South Africa expressed confidence that it can get finance ministers and central bank governors from the Group of 20 nations ...
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Promoting sustainable development is key to securing Africa's future, and “green financing” plays a vital role in driving ...
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South Africa’s government has estimated that universities and science councils could lose about $107 million in U.S. research ...
Two dance teachers from Malawi, Africa, traveled to the Pennsylvania Academy of Ballet to learn how to teach the next ...
South Africa delivered their best performance of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations to set up a quarterfinal vs. Senegal.
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