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Africa: Africa's Energy Crossroads: What Namibia's Rise and South Africa's Debate Mean for the Continent

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Africa: Africa's Energy Crossroads: What Namibia's Rise and South Africa's Debate Mean for the Continent
AllAfrica
AllAfrica2 hrs ago
Africa: Africa's Energy Crossroads: What Namibia's Rise and South Africa's Debate Mean for the Continent
[allAfrica] Africa stands at one of the most consequential moments in its modern economic history.
MyJoyOnline
MyJoyOnline1 days ago
South Africa says African Union backs broad migration debate
The African Union has backed a broader discussion on migration, a South African government ​official said on Thursday, after Ghana made ‌a proposal to place xenophobic violence in South Africa on the agenda of an upcoming AU meeting.
The Daily Star
The Daily Star1 days ago
2027 Cricket World Cup host venues announced: Full list across South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia
The tournament will feature 14 teams and 57 matches, with a revamped three-stage competition format designed to increase competitiveness and enhance the fan experience.
South Africa says African Union backs broad migration debate
JOHANNESBURG, July 30 - The African Union has backed a broader discussion on migration, a South African government official said on Thursday, after Ghana made a proposal to place xenophobic violence in South Africa on the agenda of an upcoming AU meeting.
Daily Maverick
Daily Maverick2 days ago
Here’s what El Niño means for markets and South Africa
One of the biggest risks facing South Africa’s economy over the next year may not come from geopolitics, higher energy prices or trade disruptions, but from the weather. Forecasts have become increasingly confident that a strong El Niño event will develop over the southern hemisphere’s summer. How might its effects rip
Africa News
Africa News4 days ago
South Africa's President calls for African nations to work together on migration
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa called on Monday for African countries to work together to manage migration, as his government faces mounting pressure over attacks on foreign nationals.
Vanguard
Vanguard🏁 first to report5 days ago
South Africa’s Ramaphosa calls for African action on migration
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa called on Monday for African countries to work together to manage migration, as his government faces mounting pressure over attacks on foreign nationals.