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Wallabies Face Stiff Test in Cape Town
The Australian Wallabies rugby team seeks a second consecutive win against the Springboks in Cape Town this weekend, a challenge amplified by South Africa's historical dominance and the Wallabies' need to improve in several key aspects of the game to overcome the Springboks' strengths.
Wallabies Face Stiff Test in Cape Town
The Australian Wallabies rugby team seeks a second consecutive win against the Springboks in Cape Town this weekend, a challenge amplified by South Africa's historical dominance and the Wallabies' need to improve in several key aspects of the game to overcome the Springboks' strengths.
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44% Bias Score
US Report Criticizes South Africa's Human Rights Record; South Africa Rejects Claims
The US Department of State published a report criticizing South Africa's human rights record, citing land reform and extrajudicial killings; South Africa rejected the report, calling it biased and linked to its stance against Israel at the ICJ and its role in BRICS.
US Report Criticizes South Africa's Human Rights Record; South Africa Rejects Claims
The US Department of State published a report criticizing South Africa's human rights record, citing land reform and extrajudicial killings; South Africa rejected the report, calling it biased and linked to its stance against Israel at the ICJ and its role in BRICS.
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52% Bias Score
South African Court Blocks Oil Project Over Climate Change Concerns
A South African court blocked TotalEnergies' offshore oil and gas exploration project near Cape Town for insufficient climate change impact assessment, requiring a reassessment considering cumulative emissions from exploration and potential production, highlighting increasing legal scrutiny of fossi...
South African Court Blocks Oil Project Over Climate Change Concerns
A South African court blocked TotalEnergies' offshore oil and gas exploration project near Cape Town for insufficient climate change impact assessment, requiring a reassessment considering cumulative emissions from exploration and potential production, highlighting increasing legal scrutiny of fossi...
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28% Bias Score
Australia defeats South Africa by 17 runs in Darwin T20
Australia defeated South Africa by 17 runs in the first T20 match in Darwin, with Tim David's 83 runs and Josh Hazlewood's 3-27 proving decisive, despite South Africa's strong start from Ryan Rickelton (71).
Australia defeats South Africa by 17 runs in Darwin T20
Australia defeated South Africa by 17 runs in the first T20 match in Darwin, with Tim David's 83 runs and Josh Hazlewood's 3-27 proving decisive, despite South Africa's strong start from Ryan Rickelton (71).
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36% Bias Score
South Africa Responds to US Tariffs with Financial Aid and Market Diversification
The US imposed 30 percent tariffs on South African goods, prompting the South African government to provide financial assistance to affected companies, explore new global markets, and engage in diplomatic efforts to resolve the trade dispute.
South Africa Responds to US Tariffs with Financial Aid and Market Diversification
The US imposed 30 percent tariffs on South African goods, prompting the South African government to provide financial assistance to affected companies, explore new global markets, and engage in diplomatic efforts to resolve the trade dispute.
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40% Bias Score
Sixteen-Year-Old 'Miracle Baby' Dies After Battling Rare Genetic Disorder
Sarah Innes Mason, a 'miracle baby' born without a pancreas, passed away at 16 after a sudden respiratory failure, highlighting the unpredictable nature of severe multi-organ conditions and the emotional toll on families.
Sixteen-Year-Old 'Miracle Baby' Dies After Battling Rare Genetic Disorder
Sarah Innes Mason, a 'miracle baby' born without a pancreas, passed away at 16 after a sudden respiratory failure, highlighting the unpredictable nature of severe multi-organ conditions and the emotional toll on families.
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40% Bias Score
South African Rhino Breeder Arrested in \$14.1 Million Horn Smuggling Case
South African authorities arrested rhino breeder John Hume and five others, charging them with running a global rhino horn smuggling operation involving 964 horns worth \$14.1 million, exploiting domestic trade loopholes to violate CITES regulations.
South African Rhino Breeder Arrested in \$14.1 Million Horn Smuggling Case
South African authorities arrested rhino breeder John Hume and five others, charging them with running a global rhino horn smuggling operation involving 964 horns worth \$14.1 million, exploiting domestic trade loopholes to violate CITES regulations.
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40% Bias Score
South Africa's Army Chief Visit to Iran Exacerbates US Tensions
South African Army Chief General Rudzani Maphwanya's visit to Iran and comments suggesting common military goals with Iran have sparked a domestic backlash and further strained already tense relations with the US, impacting trade as a 30% tariff on South African goods remains in place despite Presid...
South Africa's Army Chief Visit to Iran Exacerbates US Tensions
South African Army Chief General Rudzani Maphwanya's visit to Iran and comments suggesting common military goals with Iran have sparked a domestic backlash and further strained already tense relations with the US, impacting trade as a 30% tariff on South African goods remains in place despite Presid...
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48% Bias Score
South African Foundations Withdraw from National Dialogue
Nine prominent South African foundations withdrew from a national dialogue scheduled for September, criticizing its rushed organization, lack of clear objectives, and insufficient civil society involvement; they requested postponement until October.
South African Foundations Withdraw from National Dialogue
Nine prominent South African foundations withdrew from a national dialogue scheduled for September, criticizing its rushed organization, lack of clear objectives, and insufficient civil society involvement; they requested postponement until October.
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48% Bias Score
South Africa Responds to US Tariffs with Financial Aid and Market Diversification
The US imposed 30 percent tariffs on South African goods, prompting the South African government to provide financial aid to affected companies, diversify export markets, and engage in diplomatic efforts to secure a mutually beneficial trade deal; this comes despite South Africa accounting for a min...
South Africa Responds to US Tariffs with Financial Aid and Market Diversification
The US imposed 30 percent tariffs on South African goods, prompting the South African government to provide financial aid to affected companies, diversify export markets, and engage in diplomatic efforts to secure a mutually beneficial trade deal; this comes despite South Africa accounting for a min...
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44% Bias Score
South African Farm Owner on Trial for Murder of Two Black Women
A white South African farm owner, Zakria Olivier (60), and two employees, Adrian de Witt (19) and William Musorowe (45), are on trial for the murder of two Black women, allegedly shot for trespassing and their bodies fed to pigs; the incident has sparked outrage and reignited racial tensions.
South African Farm Owner on Trial for Murder of Two Black Women
A white South African farm owner, Zakria Olivier (60), and two employees, Adrian de Witt (19) and William Musorowe (45), are on trial for the murder of two Black women, allegedly shot for trespassing and their bodies fed to pigs; the incident has sparked outrage and reignited racial tensions.
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52% Bias Score
South African Farmer on Trial for Murder of Two Black Women"
A White South African farmer and two employees are on trial for the murders of two Black women who were allegedly shot for trespassing on his farm in August 2024; their bodies were then fed to pigs, sparking outrage and highlighting ongoing racial tensions in the country.
South African Farmer on Trial for Murder of Two Black Women"
A White South African farmer and two employees are on trial for the murders of two Black women who were allegedly shot for trespassing on his farm in August 2024; their bodies were then fed to pigs, sparking outrage and highlighting ongoing racial tensions in the country.
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44% Bias Score
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