South Africa’s Starlink internet push faces mounting political resistance over proposed changes to telecom ownership laws.

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South Africa’s commissions of inquiry reveal serious allegations of corruption and collusion involving high-ranking officials ...

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The Lie: That the Government of South Africa genuinely seeks to protect all Palestinian civilians and is committed to their ...

South Africa's democracy faces a critical impasse: voters continue supporting the ANC despite its failures, while opposition ...