In this episode, Redi Tlhabi is joined by journalist and editor Tony Karon to interrogate what Washington calls a “limited military operation” in Venezuela and what critics have described as a kidnapping of a sovereign president in the name of oil. From the revival of the Monroe Doctrine as a modern-day “Donroe Doctrine”, the idea that all of the Americas fall under US dominion, to the...
A wildfire in Mossel Bay has been mostly contained after a large-scale firefighting effort. Firefighting continues in Aalwyndal, while social development services are providing psychosocial support to those affected.
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European leaders who gathered in Paris Tuesday to discuss a security plan for Ukraine expressed their concerns about President Trump’s comments on seeking an American takeover of Greenland.
The son of Hollywood director Rob Reiner is due to appear in a Los Angeles court on Wednesday, where he could enter a plea over the stabbing deaths of his parents.
Knysna’s water supply has reached a critical stage, with the municipality warning that it only has 13 days of water remaining in the system to meet current consumption levels.
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