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Indonesia, South Africa say US withdrawing from climate finance deal
Asia & Pacific 1 year ago

Indonesia, South Africa say US withdrawing from climate finance deal

The so-called Just Energy Transition Partnerships (JETP) are ambitious financing deals between a small group of wealthy countries and emerging economies to help them ditch planet-polluting coal. 
Anti-apartheid icon Archbishop Desmond Tutu dead at 90
Middle East and Africa 4 years ago

Anti-apartheid icon Archbishop Desmond Tutu dead at 90

"The passing of Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu is another chapter of bereavement in our nation's farewell to a generation of outstanding South Africans who have bequeathed us a liberated South Africa," he said in a statement.
Concerned by new variant, Asian countries to tighten COVID-19 measures
Asia & Pacific 4 years ago

Concerned by new variant, Asian countries to tighten COVID-19 measures

Scientists are still finding out more about the new variant, first identified at the start of this week, but the news pummeled financial markets on Friday, with stocks in Asia suffering their sharpest drop in three months and oil plunging more than 3 percent.
Surgeons to reconstruct face of boy, 9, after Zimbabwe hyena attack
Parents 4 years ago

Surgeons to reconstruct face of boy, 9, after Zimbabwe hyena attack

Rodwell Khomazana lost his nose, left eye, most of his upper lip, bits of his forehead and other parts of his face when he was attacked during a night-time church service outside Harare.
Decades after apartheid's end, South Africa's young grapple joblessness
Lifestyle 4 years ago

Decades after apartheid's end, South Africa's young grapple joblessness

After apartheid laws in South Africa were formally struck down thirty years ago, two out of three young people are jobless, victims of endemic unemployment that shows no sign of abating.
'Diamond rush' grips South African village after discovery of unidentified stones
Environment 4 years ago

'Diamond rush' grips South African village after discovery of unidentified stones

The people travelled from across South Africa to join villagers who have been digging after a herd man who dug up the first stone on an open field found, which some believe as, quartz crystals.
One in two South Africans has had Covid-19: estimates
World 5 years ago

One in two South Africans has had Covid-19: estimates

The country worst hit by coronavirus in Africa has registered more than 140,000 excess natural deaths since May 2020, according to the South African Medical Research Council.
Pfizer/BioNTech say vaccine effective against UK, SAfrica virus mutations
Health 5 years ago

Pfizer/BioNTech say vaccine effective against UK, SAfrica virus mutations

Several new variants -- each with a cluster of genetic mutations -- have sparked fears over an increase in infectiousness as well as suggestions that the virus could begin to elude immune response, whether from prior infection or a vaccine.
Saudis seek wide-ranging deals with South African arms firms
World 7 years ago

Saudis seek wide-ranging deals with South African arms firms

Saudi Arabia is in talks with South Africa's major arms manufacturers and is considering taking an equity stake in the struggling state-owned defence firm Denel, the head of the Saudi state defence company told Reuters.
S.Africa hits back at Trump over land 'seizure' tweet
World 7 years ago

S.Africa hits back at Trump over land 'seizure' tweet

South Africa accused United States President Donald Trump of sowing division Thursday after he tweeted that the State Department would probe "land and farm seizures... and the large scale killing of farmers".
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