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Various pro-Palestine civil society groups call on the UK government to intervene

“United Kingdom political prisoners Heba Muraisi, Teuta Hoxha, Kamran Ahmed, and Lewie Chiaramello have, at the time of writing, been on hunger strike for up to 65 days.” This is according to various pro-Palestine civil society groups, who called on the UK government to intervene in a joint statement. The

SA Condemns US Arrest of Venezuela’s Maduro Ahead of UN Meeting

International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola stated that South Africa is expecting a critical and progressive meeting of the United Nations Security Council today, following the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, by United States authorities. The pair is reportedly being held at the

The U.S. captures Venezuelan President and his wife after bombing the country

Following months of intimidation and coercive strategies, the United States has launched bomb strikes on Venezuela and displaced its leader, Nicolas Maduro. Maduro and his spouse have been captured by U.S. forces. They have been moved to a detention facility in New York. There, he is being interrogated regarding purported

Hamas observes Palestinian Journalist Appreciation Day

In recognition of Palestinian Journalist Appreciation Day, the Palestinian resistance group Hamas issued a statement commending the contributions of Palestinian journalists during the ongoing Israeli military operations in Gaza. Hamas stated, “The Palestinian journalists’ role will remain stronger than the occupation’s bullets, and its crimes will not silence their voice.

SA rejects US intimidation claims, defends rule of law after Joburg raid

The Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) stated that South Africa remains firmly committed to principled, transparent diplomacy in its engagement with the United States (U.S.), amid rising tensions following a raid at a refugee processing facility in Johannesburg. Washington has criticised Pretoria, accusing South African authorities of detaining

Analyst Warns Terrorism Rising Across Africa Amid Weak Leadership

Political analyst Kenneth Mokgathle warns that terrorism is on the rise across Africa, driven by coups, corruption, and weak leadership that leave nations vulnerable. The United Nations reports that the Sahel region alone now accounts for 19% of global terrorist incidents. Mokgathle notes that extremist groups such as Jama’at Nusrat

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