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Car-bomb attack kills governor of Yemen’s Aden

The governor of Yemen’s port city of Aden, Major General Jaafar Mohammed Saad, was killed on Sunday in a car-bomb attack along with five of his bodyguards. The automobile assault occurred in Aden’s Tawahi district in the country’s south. Tawahi has become a stronghold in recent months for armed groups,[…]

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‘Spies infiltrated BDS campaign’

Spies, allegedly working for a well-known private investigator, were purportedly paid to infiltrate a Palestine support group running a campaign to have Israeli goods removed from a major retailer’s shelves. Members of Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions against Israel (BDS) South Africa this week claimed one of the alleged spies confessed[…]

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Fires leave at least 100 homeless

At least 100 people have been displaced after two fires in Cape Town, the city’s fire and rescue services said on Sunday. The first fire broke out at Military Heights informal settlement in Seawinds around 18:00 on Saturday, said spokesperson Theo Layne. Up to 70 wood and iron structures were[…]

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Paramedics rescue ‘Superman’ from mountain

Superman had to be airlifted off Table Mountain on Saturday, paramedics said. This after a man in his late forties, dressed as the superhero Superman, could not finish a fun run due to extreme exhaustion. ER24 spokesperson Pieter Rossouw said the man was participating in a fun run which started[…]

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Ramaphosa, Dlamini hit out at Malema

Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa used the platform of the Congress of South African Trade Unions’ (Cosatu) 30th Anniversary to rebuke Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema for his utterances that Nelson Mandela was a sell-out. Malema made the comments, while addressing the Oxford Union in the United Kingdom, saying that[…]

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Half of Yemen ‘one step away’ from famine: UN

The United Nations food agency has warned that food supplies in Yemen are deteriorating quickly and the country is at risk of slipping into famine. Ten out of Yemen’s 22 governorates were now classified as facing food insecurity at “emergency” levels, which is one step below famine, the World Food Programme[…]

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