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The report found that a failure to upgrade the Rooiwal wastewater treatment works is a health risk to residents

Wealthy nations default on payments for climate adaptation

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US deputy secretary of commerce Don Graves said Agoa’s renewal has strong bipartisan support, as lawmakers acknowledge the importance of the continent’s consumer base

The ANC accuses the EFF of trying to govern Ekurhuleni metro, where the two parties are in a coalition, without consultation

Departments failed to act on red flags until prompted by her office, Tsakani Maluleke told MPs

Wamkele Mene said Agoa, which grants eligible African countries duty-free access to US markets, ought to pursue greater alignment with the African Continental Free Trade Area

South Africa and Sudan are already seen as frontrunners in applying and using GM technology to accelerate crop production

Party leader John Steenhuisen said the comments on the Israel-Gaza conflict undermined his leadership

Film that tells the story of a Native American people’s battle with colonialism has echoes today

Young Africans pitch their innovations for a greener and cleaner future

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A workshop with the artist paves the way for healing, self-discovery and cultural education

Africa’s stock is rising amid the United States’ efforts to wrestle back economic influence on the continent

The world is changing and alliances shifting which presents opportunities for the continent if the citizenry is engaged

Their organisations are helping the community and ensuring sustainability

While the continent’s design talent is in top form, bold policy moves are needed to realise the vast potential of the sector, according to
a Unicef report