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Virus-wary Vietnam suspends flights from UK and South Africa over new Covid-19 variants

Posted on January 6, 2021January 6, 2021By Editor

Vietnam has suspended inbound flights from the UK and South Africa over new more transmissible variants of Covid-19, with more countries set to have flights blocked, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc announced on Tuesday. … Read More >Virus-wary Vietnam suspends flights from UK and South Africa over new Covid-19 variants

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BRICS Member South Africa May Not Get Vaccines From Bill Gates-Funded COVAX Until June

Posted on January 4, 2021January 4, 2021By Editor

South Africa, a member of the BRICS bloc of leading developing nations including Russia and China, is relying solely on the COVAX syndicate for supply of its vaccines rather than buying directly from producers in both east and west. … Read More >BRICS Member South Africa May Not Get Vaccines From Bill Gates-Funded COVAX Until June

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South African chief justice defends public prayer linking Covid vaccine to the DEVIL and ‘corruption of DNA’

Posted on December 13, 2020December 13, 2020By Editor

South African chief justice Mogoeng Mogoeng has denied accusations that his public prayer linking Covid-19 vaccines to the devil and the number 666 has endangered the lives of the people in Africa’s worst coronavirus-hit country. … Read More >South African chief justice defends public prayer linking Covid vaccine to the DEVIL and ‘corruption of DNA’

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South Africa’s Ruling ANC Slams US Endorsement of Morocco’s Western Sahara Claim

Posted on December 12, 2020December 12, 2020By Editor

Western Sahara was annexed by Morocco under a secret deal with Spain in the dying days of Francisco Franco’s 36-year dictatorship. An International Court of Justice ruling and resolutions of the United Nations and African Union give support to independence for the territory. … Read More >South Africa’s Ruling ANC Slams US Endorsement of Morocco’s Western Sahara Claim

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‘Massive’ FIREBALL fills skies over S. Africa’s Durban following explosion at oil refinery, seven injured (VIDEOS)

Posted on December 5, 2020December 5, 2020By Editor

At least seven people were injured in a massive explosion at a crude oil refinery in Durban South Africa, though there have been no reports of fatalities despite the scale of the blast. … Read More >‘Massive’ FIREBALL fills skies over S. Africa’s Durban following explosion at oil refinery, seven injured (VIDEOS)

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‘Boer Lives Matter’: South African farmers storm court where two men held over murder of white farm worker

Posted on October 6, 2020October 6, 2020By Editor

Farmers fired shots and carried ‘Boer Lives Matter’ signs as they stormed a court in eastern South Africa on Tuesday where two suspects were to appear before a judge over the brutal murder of a young farm manager. … Read More >‘Boer Lives Matter’: South African farmers storm court where two men held over murder of white farm worker

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Hijackers make off with Covid-19 samples in South Africa, raising biohazard concerns

Posted on July 22, 2020July 22, 2020By Editor

A truck carrying a large number of Covid-19 samples has been hijacked in South Africa, prompting alarm about the loot posing a biohazard threat to the region. … Read More >Hijackers make off with Covid-19 samples in South Africa, raising biohazard concerns

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Covid-19 crisis puts South African RHINOS & other wild animals in danger as tourism industry goes off a cliff

Posted on April 6, 2020April 6, 2020By Editor

The South African ecotourism industry, globally popular for hunting and wildlife viewing, has been plunged into crisis amid the global shutdown, which can lead to a spike in wildlife poaching and farm attacks. … Read More >Covid-19 crisis puts South African RHINOS & other wild animals in danger as tourism industry goes off a cliff

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Russian warship ‘Marshal Ustinov’ arrives in Cape Town for first-ever joint drill with Chinese, South African navies

Posted on November 24, 2019November 24, 2019By Editor

The Slava-class missile cruiser ‘Marshal Ustinov’ of the Russian Navy’s Northern Fleet has arrived at one of the world’s southernmost ports, South Africa’s Cape Town. It will take part in a joint exercise also involving China. … Read More >Russian warship ‘Marshal Ustinov’ arrives in Cape Town for first-ever joint drill with Chinese, South African navies

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WATCH Russian Tu-160 nuclear-capable bombers land in South Africa (VIDEO)

Posted on October 24, 2019October 24, 2019By Editor

Two Russian Tu-160 strategic bombers and other military aircraft have touched down in South Africa. The planes covered over 11 thousand kilometers to get there, staying in the air for more than 13 hours. … Read More >WATCH Russian Tu-160 nuclear-capable bombers land in South Africa (VIDEO)