Global inequality is as urgent as climate change – Stiglitz
Thee world needs a panel of experts to steer solutions.
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Ramaphosa doubles down on his warning to one group of people in South Africa
President Cyril Ramaphosa has doubled down on his warning to people in South Africa spreading misinformation and straining relations.
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White House: ONLY Afrikaner ‘refugees’ permitted in US
Afrikaner South Africans will be the only “refugees” permitted to enter and live in the US, a representative from the White House stated in a media briefing this week. This comes as US President Donald Trump has prioritised granting 7500 predominantly white South Africans a spot on the resettlement programme for the next fiscal year….
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SA to remain active G20 participant despite Trump – Ramaphosa
‘We must never allow others to try to redefine our country and cause divisions amongst us, or dictate who we are as a nation.’
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WATCH: Ramaphosa talks to the nation about SA’s Presidency of the G20
Catch the replay or read the president’s full speech here.
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De Lille hits back at Trump as SA reaps G20 tourism boost
While presidential spokesperson Vincent Magwenya says SA ‘won’t beg to be admitted’ to the US-hosted G20.
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Trump turns G20 into a tale of two summits
But Ramaphosa secures declaration, and manages to keep African debt reduction on the agenda.
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Canada’s Carney says world can move on without the US
Stresses new ties …
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Ramaphosa pokes fun at Ireland’s loss to Springboks at G20
President Cyril Ramaphosa has jokingly teased Ireland’s Prime Minister about the country’s loss to the Springboks amid the G20 Summit in Johannesburg. This comes as South Africa beat their rugby rivals 24-13 at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin – their first victory since 2012. RAMAPHOSA TEASES IRELAND PM AFTER SPRINGBOKS VICTORY In a cheeky X…
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Sim Tshabalala on ‘the four big things’ that will unlock Africa
‘Africa will be the fastest-growing continent in the world after 2030. And the world knows that. It is very attracted to the opportunities on the continent and it’s up to us as Africans to [prepare and] negotiate the best bargains for ourselves,’ says the Standard Bank Group CEO.