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The South African Police Service (SAPS) has recorded a 4.9% decrease in reported serious crimes in the country, including a ...

Bevan “Sheffield” Shields will next week mark four years as editor of The Sydney Morning Herald. The smart money says that he ...

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As South Africa confronts overlapping crises – from climate vulnerability and gender-based violence, to educational ...

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Iman Eddini, Chief Human Resources Officer and Member of the Executive Board, DLL Tina Eickhoff, CLFP, SVP, Head of Equipment ...

The IMF study finds that monetary tightening in Uganda strongly raises household lending rates and reduces loan availability, with fixed-rate borrowers and low-income households hit hardest. Bank ...

A new report warns that American law enforcement is facing an existential threat from the widespread collection, aggregation ...