- Feb 10 2025
- World News
Julius Malema Hits Back at Elon Musk Over 'International Criminal' Tag
South African political leader Julius Malema fired back at Elon Musk after he called for sanctions against Malema, labeling him an 'international criminal' over past incendiary comments. Malema criticized Musk for alleged U.S. imperialism, dismissing the threats and urging Musk's companies to comply with South African ownership laws. The clash unfolded amidst broader tensions between the U.S. and South Africa.
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- Feb 1 2025
- Energy
Eskom's Ongoing Battle: The Struggle to Eliminate Loadshedding in South Africa
Eskom, the primary power supplier of South Africa, comes up short of its ambitious 365-day load shedding-free target, underlining ongoing power struggles. Though efforts are made to strengthen supply and infrastructure, the frequent electricity shortages continue to plague the country. An urgent loadshedding alert was issued after a reduced tariff increase, indicating persistent challenges within Eskom and the overall energy landscape.
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- May 27 2024
- Politics
Rising Discontent in South Africa Signals a Tight Upcoming Election
Mounting discontent among South Africans foreshadows a tightly contested upcoming election. Criticism of the ruling African National Congress over corruption, economic issues, and unemployment is heightened. While opposition parties like the Democratic Alliance and Economic Freedom Fighters capitalize on these weaknesses, this year's election looks to be the most competitive since 1994.
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