The local government elections are just ten days away! As we reported last week, power is shifting and your vote could lead to meaningful change. In this week’s election round-up, we’ll be taking a look at how elections actually work and how you can best inform your decision. How local government elections work Local government …
It has been a GOOD week for accountability! South Africans are quick to judge the lack of action by the country’s top cops on the corruption cases that have deeply scarred our country. It’s been a long time, but things ARE changing, albeit slowly and we’re here to deliver the good news side of corruption: …
If you’ve petted lion cubs you’ll hopefully know it’s a contentious activity. Now authorities want the country to move away from captive breeding operations generally and instead manage animals more efficiently in game reserves. Minister of forestry, fisheries and the environment, Barbara Creecy said as much when she released a long-awaited report on the issue …
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In a regressive move, 51% of Swiss voters favoured a ban on face coverings, aimed at Muslim women in public, the BBC reported. This comes after a referendum was proposed by the right-wing party Swiss People’s Party. It’s a rather heavy restriction, especially in a country where ONLY 5% of the entire population of 8.6 …
Angola’s decision is a move in the right direction, researchers say.
Australian lawmakers say they want “to curb the tech giants’ power over digital advertising.
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That means more people are unemployed.
