Tough times ahead for SA's economy: The week ahead will tell us a lot. Zuma has played his last card and his head is on the block now.” South Africa would be downgraded, Roodt said, but it wouldn’t be “the end of the world”. Ratings agency Moody’s is to release a scheduled review ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Zuma must go, shout protesters: A woman holds a flyer … [Read more...] about SA News: Tough times ahead for SA’s economy
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SA News: South Africa surge ahead of Kiwis
South Africa surge ahead of Kiwis: WELLINGTON: Quinton de Kock’s game-changing partnership with Temba Bavuma left South Africa feeling comfortable with an 81-run lead after day two of the second Test against New Zealand in Wellington yesterday. At 349 for nine at stumps in reply to New ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews To proffer a lasting solution, Nigeria, South … [Read more...] about SA News: South Africa surge ahead of Kiwis
Women’s rights in Africa – UN and African Union launch report ahead of International Women’s Day
Women’s rights in Africa – UN and African Union launch report ahead of International Women’s Day: The UN Human Rights Office today launched, together with the African Union and UN Women, a report into women’s rights in Africa. It is the first in a planned series about women’s human rights on the continent that will address various thematic issues. There have been … [Read more...] about Women’s rights in Africa – UN and African Union launch report ahead of International Women’s Day
Ghana is 60: An African success story with tough challenges ahead | The Conversation
Ghana is 60: An African success story with tough challenges ahead: A member of Ghana's navy attends celebrations in Accra to mark the country's 60th independence anniversary. EPA/Christian ThompsonBlack Africa’s first independent nation celebrated its 60th independence anniversary this week. A pioneer in many ways, Ghana was the first country in sub Saharan Africa to … [Read more...] about Ghana is 60: An African success story with tough challenges ahead | The Conversation
In South Africa, a protest against foreigners turns violent. Why was it allowed to go ahead?
In South Africa, a protest against foreigners turns violent. Why was it allowed to go ahead?: South African police fire rubber bullets to avert a confrontation between foreigners and anti-immigrant marchers in Pretoria on Feb. 24, 2017. South African police fire rubber bullets to avert a confrontation between foreigners and anti-immigrant marchers in Pretoria on Feb. 24, 2017. … [Read more...] about In South Africa, a protest against foreigners turns violent. Why was it allowed to go ahead?
