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DIRCO rejects US Human Rights report on alleged farm killings, SA stans
The Department of International Relations and Cooperation has slammed the United States' government's report on the human rights landscape in the country.
South African unemployment rate for women continues to rise as South Africans face hopelessness
Statistics South Africa released its latest Quarterly Labour Force Survey, which revealed that more women than men are unemployed. South Africans weighed in.
National Department of Health to meet with Operation Dudula after members were released from jail
The Department of Health has resolved to meet with the leadership of Operation Dudula after three of its members were arrested during a protest in Soweto.
Shell’s deep-sea gamble: Civil society slams approval of ultra-risky oil drilling project off SA coast
Civil society organisations and coastal communities have launched a formal appeal against the government’s decision to green-light Shell’s NCUD oil and gas project.
Ramaphosa urges South African women to lead the charge for accountability and progress, SA weighs in
President Cyril Ramaphosa calls on South African women to take a leading role in demanding government accountability for gender equality and progress.
GBV and the role women play in the fight for equality
We are witnessing a global resurgence of fascism and anti-women’s rights advocacy, driven by conservative politics rooted in patriarchy and hyper neo-capitalism.
South African government slams Jacob Zuma's use of South African flag during Morocco trip
The Department of International Relations and Cooperation and Minister Ronald Lamola slammed MK Party president Jacob Zuma's visit to Morocco in July.
SA government concerned about criminals the US deported to Eswatini
The Department of International Relations and Cooperation noted with concern that the Eswatini government has accepted hardened criminals from the United States.
Government spends over R11 million daily on foreigners in country's prisons, citizens aren't pleased
South Africans are not impressed after finding out that Correctional Services spends over R11 million a day on the upkeep of incarcerated foreigners.
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