Analysts say an op-ed targeting a News24 reporter follows a pattern of trying to discredit journalists
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South Africa’s main opposition criticized after asking West for help with elections
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The specter of war between China and Taiwan, which could draw the U.S. into the conflict, is of global concern. But an ocean away in South Africa, which has seen waves of immigration by ethnic Chinese over centuries, there’s unity. Kate Bartlett reports from near Johannesburg. Video: Zaheer Cassim.
South Africa will soon start exporting beef to the oil-rich Kingdom and new BRICS member. Kate Bartlett reports from a ranch outside Johannesburg that stands to benefit from the new trade partnership. Camera and edit: Zaheer Cassim
China outwardly supports South Africa’s landmark case against Israel, but analysts say Beijing will be wary of the precedent it sets
International Court of Justice finds there is a plausible case against Israel but decision on genocide accusation will take years
Johannesburg is looking to attract more Chinese tourists by streamlining its visa processes
Gaza war, Red Sea attacks and declining Western influence account for Wang Yi’s choice of countries for Africa trip, experts say
Africa is increasingly an arena for competition between the two superpowers
Critics say they’re part of a network aimed at policing dissent
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Former comrades, family and analysts say he would have been disappointed at the sate of the country today
The shot only needs to be taken every two months to prevent high-risk communities from getting the virus, but the availability and high price are obstacles
China supports southern Africa’s former liberation movements through initiatives like a CCP-sponsored leadership school on the continent
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African leaders are pushing for renewal of a U.S. trade policy that allows them duty-free access to the U.S. market. Kate Bartlett spoke with U.S. trade representative Katherine Tai about U.S.-China competition and visited a factory that does business with both countries. Camera — Zaheer Cassim.
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