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Health advocates in Africa worry Trump will reimpose abortion 'gag rule' governing US aid

Manila Bulletin 21 Nov 2024
In South Africa, where abortion is mostly legal, some NGOs, especially those without alternative funding, stopped openly discussing abortion as an option or changed their guidelines and the ...
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Schindlers Digital Assets Launches Real Estate Purchases With Crypto in South Africa

Bitcoin 20 Nov 2024
Residents can now use cryptocurrency to legally purchase real estate in ...
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The BRICS Spirit: Alive and Well in South Africa, by Pepe Escobar

The Unz Review 20 Nov 2024
Africa now essentially needs political will to fight infrastructural problems, a human capital deficit and an institutional deficit ... Unequal Africa in numbers is always a staggering proposition – inviting deep reflection.
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PBS to Air Doc About Newt Gingrich-Approved Immigrants

New York Magazine 20 Nov 2024
The film will follow the journeys of nine immigrants, but if you’re with the incoming administration, don’t worry; none of the immigrants are from Africa or Latin America, and none of them immigrated after George W.
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Health advocates in Africa worry Trump will reimpose abortion ‘gag rule’ governing US aid

Wtop 20 Nov 2024
In South Africa, where abortion is mostly legal, some NGOs, especially those without alternative funding, stopped openly discussing abortion as an option or changed their guidelines and the ...
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I went to law school in Mexico and an Ivy League in the US. It ...

Business Insider 20 Nov 2024
Civil law is the world's most common legal system — used in most of Europe, Asia, South America, and much of Africa ... I won't bore you with legal explanations, but this difference is key to ...
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Razon defends ICTSI's Durban Port bid

The Manila Times 19 Nov 2024
Commenting on Maersk's longstanding market position in South Africa, Razon suggested that the company's legal actions may be motivated by a desire to maintain its dominant position.
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Waste, food and power: how hospitals fuel climate change

Business Day 19 Nov 2024
It’s dangerously close to the 1.5°C rise in temperature that 196 countries, including South Africa, which signed a legally binding agreement in Paris in 2015, pledged not to exceed in order ...
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News24 | Crunch time: D-day for prepaid electricity meter update is this Sunday

News24 19 Nov 2024
Prepaid electricity meters in South Africa that have not been updated will stop working this Sunday, but if you take the word of Eskom and municipalities, the vast majority of legal paying customers should be fine ... .
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News24 | Love vs law: Expert explains US no-fault divorce battle and South Africa's approach

News24 19 Nov 2024
The debate over no-fault divorce rages on as different jurisdictions, including the USA and South Africa, respond to evolving views on marriage, separation, and legal reforms ... .
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4 crucial steps for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs)to bolster their cybersecurity defences

Business Ghana 19 Nov 2024
“The cost of not implementing cybersecurity measures can be far greater than the cost of implementing it,” warns Anna Collard, SVP Content Strategy & Evangelist at KnowBe4 AFRICA.
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Bowmans continues winning streak at AGF’s Africa Service Provider Awards

Business Ghana 18 Nov 2024
Pre-eminent African law firm Bowmans has won the Legal Services - Private Equity Award at the Annual Africa Global Funds (AGF) Africa Service Providers Awards held in Cape Town last night (14 November 2024).
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Social media outcry: mother's baby shower for her 12-year-old sparks debate

Independent online (SA) 18 Nov 2024
This situation has prompted many to reconsider the complexities of teenage pregnancy in South Africa, especially when cultural factors intersect with legal and ethical concerns. Teenage pregnancy in South Africa ... The legal perspective.
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Experts urge legal redress for colonial injustices at Berlin conference

Jurist 18 Nov 2024
Legal experts from African nations and diaspora communities on European governments to address colonialism’s long-standing impacts at the Dekoloniale Berlin Africa Conference, held on Monday.
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The rise of extortion in South Africa: A growing threat to businesses and communities

Independent online (SA) 18 Nov 2024
He said that currently, in South Africa, gangs extort business owners mostly with illegal firearms to pay extortion or ‘protection’ money, akin to the mafia-like extortion rackets that were so prevalent in the US in the previous century.

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