U.S. Foreign Aid Cuts Hit Sudanese Refugees Fleeing Violence and Famine in Darfur

Wanyama's former Celtic manager, Neil Lennon, brought him to Dunfermline as a free agent, recognizing his potential to elevate the team's performance. Despite a red card on his debut, Wanyama contributed significantly off the field, boosting merchandise sales and engaging with young players. As Wanyama approaches 34, he expresses a desire to re-sign, contingent on the club retaining Lennon, and he aspires to pursue a coaching career, hoping to mirror Lennon's success in management. Full...

Summary About 40% of health workers collecting data in the country's HIV hotspots either lost their jobs in February or are set to be jobless by September, creating a significant knowledge gap. Experts caution that the lack of awareness regarding unknown factors poses a serious risk. This situation highlights the critical impact of workforce reductions on public health data collection and management. Full Article

The Western Cape High Court has rejected EFF leader Julius Malema's bid to contest a ruling from Parliament's ethics committee, which mandated him to apologize to the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) and Supreme Court of Appeals judge Elias Matojane. This decision underscores the court's support for the parliamentary ethics committee's authority and the obligation of public officials to adhere to ethical standards. Malema's challenge was deemed insufficient to overturn the committee's order, reinforcing the accountability...

South Africa's police minister, Senzo Mchunu, refuted claims of a genocide against white people following comments made by US President Donald Trump during a meeting with President Cyril Ramaphosa. Mchunu revealed that between January and March, five of the six farm murder victims were black, and he emphasized that the narrative around farm murders has been distorted. He also dismissed Trump's allegations of land expropriation, noting that while a controversial law allowing government land seizure...

Charges related to the R1 billion City of Cape Town tender fraud case against former mayoral committee member Malusi Booi, alleged 28s gang leader Ralph Stanfield, his wife Nicole Johnson, and over 20 others have been provisionally withdrawn by the State. This development marks a significant shift in the high-profile case, which has garnered considerable attention. The withdrawal of charges leaves the future of the involved parties uncertain, as they had faced serious allegations regarding...

EPAThe UK government has decided to cede sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, a move critics argue undermines UK security by relinquishing a strategic foothold in the Indian Ocean. The decision stems from legal pressures related to the UK-US military base on Diego Garcia, where ministers fear that failing to comply with international rulings could render the base inoperable. Additionally, the government aims to prevent potential foreign military presence in the islands, particularly from...