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Mixed reactions as Meyer appointed US ambassador

President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed veteran politician and peace negotiator Roelf Meyer as South Africa’s next ambassador to the United States, replacing Ebrahim Rasool, who was declared persona non grata in 2025 after criticising US President Donald Trump’s administration. Presidency spokesperson Vincent Magwenya confirmed that Meyer will assume his duties

SA BDS Coalition: “We condemn the continued export of South African coal to Israel, fueling a genocide against the Palestinian people”

“We condemn the continued export of South African coal to Israel at a time when South Africa has placed evidence before the International Court of Justice of genocide against the Palestinian people.” This is according to the South African Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) Coalition. The statement comes after the International

Oil prices under pressure as Strait of Hormuz tensions raise supply fears

Oil markets remain under pressure as tensions escalate in the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical shipping routes for global crude supplies. Analysts warn that while neither the United States nor Iran has a clear legal right to block the waterway, any disruption could have serious consequences

South Africa Welcomes Pakistan’s Mediation in US-Iran Peace Talks

International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola has commended Pakistan for its role in mediating efforts to promote peace between the United States and Iran, following recent tensions in the Middle East. Lamola held a telephone conversation with Pakistan’s Foreign Minister, Mohammad Ishaq Dar, during which he acknowledged ongoing diplomatic

Africa Mirror| Trade Tensions Threaten SACU Stability

Trade restrictions imposed by SACU partners, including Namibia, Botswana, and Mozambique, are raising concerns about the future of regional integration and South Africa’s agricultural sector. Agbiz has warned that limitations on exports of vegetables, fruit, and poultry undermine the free movement of goods and disrupt trade within the bloc. The

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