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Trump Administration Isolates South Africa Amidst Policy Disputes
The Trump administration is isolating South Africa through visa denials, boycotts of international meetings, and trade threats, worsening the nation's economic crisis and straining relations due to policy disagreements, particularly regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Iran, and South Africa'...
Trump Administration Isolates South Africa Amidst Policy Disputes
The Trump administration is isolating South Africa through visa denials, boycotts of international meetings, and trade threats, worsening the nation's economic crisis and straining relations due to policy disagreements, particularly regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Iran, and South Africa'...
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48% Bias Score
US Funding Cuts Halt South Africa's HIV Vaccine Trial
The U.S. withdrew \$46 million in funding for South Africa's BRILLIANT HIV vaccine trial, halting research and causing the layoff of 100 researchers; this is part of a broader reduction in U.S. foreign aid that has impacted South Africa's HIV healthcare system, including the loss of 8,000 health wor...
US Funding Cuts Halt South Africa's HIV Vaccine Trial
The U.S. withdrew \$46 million in funding for South Africa's BRILLIANT HIV vaccine trial, halting research and causing the layoff of 100 researchers; this is part of a broader reduction in U.S. foreign aid that has impacted South Africa's HIV healthcare system, including the loss of 8,000 health wor...
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40% Bias Score
US Funding Cut Jeopardizes South Africa's HIV Vaccine Trial
The US government under President Trump cut $46 million in funding for South Africa's BRILLIANT HIV vaccine trial, jeopardizing a key project and impacting global HIV/AIDS efforts; approximately 100 researchers lost their jobs, and the lack of funding threatens the availability of HIV medication.
US Funding Cut Jeopardizes South Africa's HIV Vaccine Trial
The US government under President Trump cut $46 million in funding for South Africa's BRILLIANT HIV vaccine trial, jeopardizing a key project and impacting global HIV/AIDS efforts; approximately 100 researchers lost their jobs, and the lack of funding threatens the availability of HIV medication.
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52% Bias Score
Dozens of Countries Face Punitive US Tariffs
Facing August 1st US tariff deadlines, many countries negotiate trade deals to avoid penalties; only China, UK, and Vietnam secured exemptions; South Korea, Japan, and South Africa reacted with varying strategies.
Dozens of Countries Face Punitive US Tariffs
Facing August 1st US tariff deadlines, many countries negotiate trade deals to avoid penalties; only China, UK, and Vietnam secured exemptions; South Korea, Japan, and South Africa reacted with varying strategies.
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36% Bias Score
South African Captain Respects Lara's Record, Declares Innings at 367
South Africa's stand-in captain, Wyn Mulder, scored 367 runs in the second Test against Zimbabwe before declaring the innings, respectfully choosing not to surpass Brian Lara's 400-run record despite being only 33 runs short and with three days of play remaining.
South African Captain Respects Lara's Record, Declares Innings at 367
South Africa's stand-in captain, Wyn Mulder, scored 367 runs in the second Test against Zimbabwe before declaring the innings, respectfully choosing not to surpass Brian Lara's 400-run record despite being only 33 runs short and with three days of play remaining.
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48% Bias Score
South African Brewery Owner Trains Next Generation, Aims for Industry Diversity
Apiwe Nxusani-Mawela, South Africa's first Black woman craft brewery owner, launched Brewsters Academy in Johannesburg to train 13 young Black graduates, mostly women, in beer brewing, aiming to diversify the \$5.2 billion industry employing over 200,000 people.
South African Brewery Owner Trains Next Generation, Aims for Industry Diversity
Apiwe Nxusani-Mawela, South Africa's first Black woman craft brewery owner, launched Brewsters Academy in Johannesburg to train 13 young Black graduates, mostly women, in beer brewing, aiming to diversify the \$5.2 billion industry employing over 200,000 people.
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20% Bias Score
Ramalepe's Masterclass Leads South Africa to Victory
In a decisive 4-0 victory over Mali at the Women's Africa Cup of Nations in Oujda, South African veteran Lebohang Ramalepe, playing as a right-back, delivered two assists, earned the TotalEnergies Player of the Match award, and showcased the team's determination to defend their title.
Ramalepe's Masterclass Leads South Africa to Victory
In a decisive 4-0 victory over Mali at the Women's Africa Cup of Nations in Oujda, South African veteran Lebohang Ramalepe, playing as a right-back, delivered two assists, earned the TotalEnergies Player of the Match award, and showcased the team's determination to defend their title.
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20% Bias Score
Lesotho MP Faces Charges Over Territorial Claims on South Africa
Lesotho MP Dr. Tshepo Lipholo faces criminal charges for accusing the monarchy of ceding land to South Africa and claiming parts of South Africa for Lesotho, citing historical land claims; his bail hearing was postponed.
Lesotho MP Faces Charges Over Territorial Claims on South Africa
Lesotho MP Dr. Tshepo Lipholo faces criminal charges for accusing the monarchy of ceding land to South Africa and claiming parts of South Africa for Lesotho, citing historical land claims; his bail hearing was postponed.
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44% Bias Score
US Aid Cuts Threaten HIV/AIDS Progress in South Africa
US cuts to foreign aid have jeopardized HIV/AIDS treatment access in South Africa, forcing patients to overburdened public hospitals and potentially reversing years of progress. Funding cuts also impact research into vaccines, delaying potential breakthroughs.
US Aid Cuts Threaten HIV/AIDS Progress in South Africa
US cuts to foreign aid have jeopardized HIV/AIDS treatment access in South Africa, forcing patients to overburdened public hospitals and potentially reversing years of progress. Funding cuts also impact research into vaccines, delaying potential breakthroughs.
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56% Bias Score
Xenophobic Violence Erupts in South Africa Amidst Healthcare Access Denial Campaign
Clashes erupted last week between police and foreign nationals in Durban, South Africa, amid a growing campaign by the Dudula movement and the Patriotic Action party to deny African migrants access to public healthcare, echoing the deadly 2008 xenophobic violence and violating South Africa's constit...
Xenophobic Violence Erupts in South Africa Amidst Healthcare Access Denial Campaign
Clashes erupted last week between police and foreign nationals in Durban, South Africa, amid a growing campaign by the Dudula movement and the Patriotic Action party to deny African migrants access to public healthcare, echoing the deadly 2008 xenophobic violence and violating South Africa's constit...
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60% Bias Score
South Africa's Police Minister Accused of Protecting Politically Connected Individuals in Assassination Investigations
South African Police Minister Senzo Mchunu is accused of interfering in investigations of political assassinations to shield politically connected figures, prompting President Cyril Ramaphosa to declare it a "grave national security concern" and sparking calls for an independent inquiry.
South Africa's Police Minister Accused of Protecting Politically Connected Individuals in Assassination Investigations
South African Police Minister Senzo Mchunu is accused of interfering in investigations of political assassinations to shield politically connected figures, prompting President Cyril Ramaphosa to declare it a "grave national security concern" and sparking calls for an independent inquiry.
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40% Bias Score
New Inquest Seeks Justice for 1985 Murders of Anti-Apartheid Activists
On June 27, 1985, four Black South African anti-apartheid activists were abducted, tortured, and murdered by apartheid police; a new inquest is underway to finally hold those responsible accountable four decades later.
New Inquest Seeks Justice for 1985 Murders of Anti-Apartheid Activists
On June 27, 1985, four Black South African anti-apartheid activists were abducted, tortured, and murdered by apartheid police; a new inquest is underway to finally hold those responsible accountable four decades later.
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44% Bias Score
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