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US Grants Asylum to 59 White South Africans Amidst "Genocide" Claims
The United States granted asylum to 59 white South Africans, claiming to prevent a "genocide," a move widely criticized as rooted in white supremacist narratives and ignoring the complexities of South Africa's history and ongoing land reform efforts.
US Grants Asylum to 59 White South Africans Amidst "Genocide" Claims
The United States granted asylum to 59 white South Africans, claiming to prevent a "genocide," a move widely criticized as rooted in white supremacist narratives and ignoring the complexities of South Africa's history and ongoing land reform efforts.
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56% Bias Score
59 Afrikaner South Africans Arrive in U.S. as Refugees Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Fifty-nine Afrikaner South Africans arrived in Washington D.C. as refugees on Monday, the first group to be resettled in the U.S. under a program initiated by President Trump, who claims they face racial discrimination in South Africa, sparking diplomatic tensions.
59 Afrikaner South Africans Arrive in U.S. as Refugees Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Fifty-nine Afrikaner South Africans arrived in Washington D.C. as refugees on Monday, the first group to be resettled in the U.S. under a program initiated by President Trump, who claims they face racial discrimination in South Africa, sparking diplomatic tensions.
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52% Bias Score
54 Afrikaners Arrive in U.S. Despite Refugee Resettlement Suspension
On Monday, approximately 54 Afrikaners will arrive in the U.S. as refugees, despite a presidential executive order suspending nearly all refugee resettlement programs, following accusations of persecution in South Africa, though the South African government asserts Afrikaners remain privileged.
54 Afrikaners Arrive in U.S. Despite Refugee Resettlement Suspension
On Monday, approximately 54 Afrikaners will arrive in the U.S. as refugees, despite a presidential executive order suspending nearly all refugee resettlement programs, following accusations of persecution in South Africa, though the South African government asserts Afrikaners remain privileged.
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56% Bias Score
South African Church's Mass Wedding Celebrates Polygamy
On Easter Sunday, the International Pentecostal Holiness Church (IPHC) in South Africa held a mass wedding with 55 couples, seven of whom entered polygamous unions, highlighting the church's acceptance of polygamy despite societal debate and the practice's unusual nature in South African churches.
South African Church's Mass Wedding Celebrates Polygamy
On Easter Sunday, the International Pentecostal Holiness Church (IPHC) in South Africa held a mass wedding with 55 couples, seven of whom entered polygamous unions, highlighting the church's acceptance of polygamy despite societal debate and the practice's unusual nature in South African churches.
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48% Bias Score
South Africa Launches Inquiry into Apartheid-Era Justice Failures
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced a judicial inquiry into allegations of political interference in prosecuting apartheid-era crimes, prompted by a $9 million lawsuit from 25 families and survivors who claim inadequate investigation of apartheid-era crimes by post-apartheid government...
South Africa Launches Inquiry into Apartheid-Era Justice Failures
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced a judicial inquiry into allegations of political interference in prosecuting apartheid-era crimes, prompted by a $9 million lawsuit from 25 families and survivors who claim inadequate investigation of apartheid-era crimes by post-apartheid government...
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52% Bias Score
South African Doctor Exposes Husband's Financial Abuse, Sparking National Conversation
South African doctor Dr. Celiwe Ndaba's public disclosure of her husband's financial abuse, involving significant debt for a Mercedes-Benz, has ignited a national discussion on economic abuse in relationships, revealing its prevalence even among successful women and highlighting the need for legal p...
South African Doctor Exposes Husband's Financial Abuse, Sparking National Conversation
South African doctor Dr. Celiwe Ndaba's public disclosure of her husband's financial abuse, involving significant debt for a Mercedes-Benz, has ignited a national discussion on economic abuse in relationships, revealing its prevalence even among successful women and highlighting the need for legal p...
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48% Bias Score
U.S. Grants Asylum to 49 White South African Refugees, Sparking Controversy
Forty-nine white South African refugees arrived in the U.S. on May 12th, granted asylum by the Trump administration amidst claims of "genocide" against white farmers in South Africa—a claim disputed by the South African government and human rights groups—causing domestic and international controvers...
U.S. Grants Asylum to 49 White South African Refugees, Sparking Controversy
Forty-nine white South African refugees arrived in the U.S. on May 12th, granted asylum by the Trump administration amidst claims of "genocide" against white farmers in South Africa—a claim disputed by the South African government and human rights groups—causing domestic and international controvers...
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60% Bias Score
South Africa's Employment Equity Act Faces Legal Challenge
South Africa's Employment Equity Amendment Act, mandating specific hiring targets for non-white employees in companies exceeding 50 employees, faces a legal challenge from the Democratic Alliance (DA), who argue it's unconstitutional and will harm the economy; the act aims to address historical raci...
South Africa's Employment Equity Act Faces Legal Challenge
South Africa's Employment Equity Amendment Act, mandating specific hiring targets for non-white employees in companies exceeding 50 employees, faces a legal challenge from the Democratic Alliance (DA), who argue it's unconstitutional and will harm the economy; the act aims to address historical raci...
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56% Bias Score
U.S. to Receive First Group of White South African Refugees
The U.S. will receive its first group of white South African refugees next week, following President Trump's executive order prioritizing their resettlement due to alleged racial discrimination, despite criticism from the South African government.
U.S. to Receive First Group of White South African Refugees
The U.S. will receive its first group of white South African refugees next week, following President Trump's executive order prioritizing their resettlement due to alleged racial discrimination, despite criticism from the South African government.
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64% Bias Score
Turkey's Kurdish Conflict: A Divergence from Successful International Models
Turkey's handling of the Kurdish issue contrasts with successful international models; while the government pursues an "opening process," it simultaneously intensifies authoritarianism, raising concerns about lasting peace and the need for societal transformation.
Turkey's Kurdish Conflict: A Divergence from Successful International Models
Turkey's handling of the Kurdish issue contrasts with successful international models; while the government pursues an "opening process," it simultaneously intensifies authoritarianism, raising concerns about lasting peace and the need for societal transformation.
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60% Bias Score
Great White Shark Decline: Ecosystem Collapse Warning from South Africa
A new study reveals that the disappearance of great white sharks from False Bay, South Africa, caused a cascading effect on the ecosystem, with increased seal and other shark populations leading to a decline in smaller fish; this highlights potential consequences for Cape Cod, where shark numbers ar...
Great White Shark Decline: Ecosystem Collapse Warning from South Africa
A new study reveals that the disappearance of great white sharks from False Bay, South Africa, caused a cascading effect on the ecosystem, with increased seal and other shark populations leading to a decline in smaller fish; this highlights potential consequences for Cape Cod, where shark numbers ar...
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40% Bias Score
South Africa Defends Sovereignty Amid US Land Reform Dispute
Amid growing tensions with the US over South Africa's new land expropriation law, ANC chair Gwede Mantashe defended the country's sovereignty, rejecting US President Trump's offer of refugee status to Afrikaners and criticizing South Africans who seek US intervention.
South Africa Defends Sovereignty Amid US Land Reform Dispute
Amid growing tensions with the US over South Africa's new land expropriation law, ANC chair Gwede Mantashe defended the country's sovereignty, rejecting US President Trump's offer of refugee status to Afrikaners and criticizing South Africans who seek US intervention.
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40% Bias Score
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