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The International Monetary Fund (or IMF) has welcomed South Africa’s renewed drive to invest in public infrastructure. However, it says a “rigorous but prompt” assessment of key projects is...
South-South trade is growing fast; carbon regulation, and in particular taxation, must not disadvantage South Africa economically; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that, while he...
South-South trade is growing fast, but barriers among developing countries are still up to seven times higher than those imposed by the developed world, a representative from the Organisation for...
In today's podcast, the ANC KZN suggests the freezing of salary increases for top government officials; an IWMI report calls for greater investment in water storage owing to increasingly erratic...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approved plans on Sunday to erect a barrier along part of Israel's border with Egypt and install advanced surveillance equipment to keep out illegal...
In today's podcast, public hearings into Eskom's tariff hike application to begin January 11; Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is mum on peace talks with Israel despite signs of progress; and,...
Members of Israel's ruling party vote on Wednesday for a new leader to replace Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, who has promised to resign following a corruption investigation in which he faces...
Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni has a clear edge in the Kadima party race to replace scandal-hit Ehud Olmert, polls showed on Friday, but officials questioned her ability to form a coalition...
U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama pledged staunch support for Israel on a visit to Jerusalem on Wednesday, describing the Jewish state as a miracle before meeting Palestinian...
Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak called on Wednesday for Prime Minister Ehud Olmert to step aside over corruption allegations or face a collapse of his coalition that would disrupt peace talks...
JOHANNESBURG � The organisers of South Africa's 2010 Soccer World Cup announce that tickets for matches will bear both the apartheid-era names of cities and the new ones, reflecting the...
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon warned rebellious cabinet members
yesterday that Israel risked losing a package of unprecedented US
guarantees if they rejected his Gaza pullout plan.
Shortchanged by the 2004 budget, the Israeli army is being forced
to streamline its unwieldy structure and adapt to the changes in
its strategic environment.