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The United Nation's OHCHR has been following closely the historic events triggered by the people of Tunisia over the past few weeks that led to the departure of former President Ben Ali on 14...
South Africa backs France's goals for its presidency of the Group of 20 economies (G20), President Jacob Zuma said, stressing that failure to address issues like food price swings would hit the...
Identifying practical steps to create jobs is the main focus of a meeting of the African National Congress's (ANC’s) top brass under way in Midrand on Thursday, forces loyal to Laurent Gbagbo...
European Union countries agreed on Monday to impose a travel ban on Ivory Coast's Laurent Gbagbo for failing to step down after a presidential election the outside world says he lost.
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In today's podcast, President Jacob Zuma says that the FIFA World Cup will leave a lasting legacy; ICC states parties near deal of crime of aggression; and, ANCYL leader Julius Malema faces...
In today's podcast, prosecutors say that Sheryl Cwele should not be granted bail; the IFC is to invest $2-billion in sub-Saharan Africa in the 2009/10 fiscal year; and, US President Barack Obama...
The prospect of prosecutions for grave international crimes is an important weapon in the arsenal of human rights protections. The past two decades have seen important developments in this regard....
In today's podcast, South Africa falls two places in the latest ‘Doing Business' report; the IMO says that developing countries must be included in any deal on cutting carbon emissions in the...