Daily Maverick on MSN49m
Race, land and reform — Why SA is changing its deeds process
As from Saturday, 5 April 2025, property buyers are required to provide personal information such as gender, race and nationality so the Deeds Office can track demographics of land ownership.
Briefly on MSN3d
“We Want To Preserve Our Culture”: Man Shares Why Orania Is Exclusively for Afrikaners, SA Stunned
A Ghanaian YouTuber visited Orania to unpack its closed policy for other SA racial groups who were not Afrikaners and was ...
Are white farmers really persecuted? What's behind the US-South Africa spat
Why the signing of the Expropriation Act does not imply the immediate implementation of land reform in South Africa Read Full Article at RT.com ...
The Mail & Guardian3dOpinion
Trade union Solidarity’s myth of Afrikaner suppression exposed
The apartheid state used job reservation, quotas, selective procurement, import controls and industrial policy to advance ...
Mashatile honours the legacy of Solomon Mahlangu and touts ANC's rejuvenation
ANC Deputy President Paul Mashatile as he commemorates the life and legacy of Solomon Kalushi Mahlangu in a powerful memorial ...
BusinessTech4d
South Africa has something the United States wants
South Africa is strategically positioned, making it an important geographical location for superpowers like the United States ...
APTN News2d
B.C. court rules against logging company in Haida Gwaii dispute
The BC Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit from Teal Cedar Products which said it lost millions due to new timber rules in ...
The Vancouver Sun on MSN4d
Teal Cedar Products loses bid for damages from B.C. over Haida Gwaii agreement
Teal Cedar Products has lost a bid for damages against the B.C. government over its declaration of First Nations rights on ...
allAfrica.com on MSN5d
Three common myths about US funding cuts to South Africa
There is no shortage of myths about the cancellation of US foreign assistance. These include the widely held misconception ...
The Guardian Nigeria1d
Ikere set me on my creative path — Dele Jegede
Dele Jegede is a painter, art historian, cartoonist, curator, art critic, art administrator and teacher. Born April 19, 1945 ...
University administrations collaborate in Trump’s reign of terror on campuses
The administrations of the major universities in the United States are playing an absolutely foul role in facilitating the ...
AllAfrica on MSN5d
South Africa: Three Common Myths About U.S. Funding Cuts to South Africa
Blog - There is no shortage of myths about the cancellation of US foreign assistance. This includes the widely held ...