ActionSA's Tribute to Tito Mboweni: Celebrating a Legacy in South African Leadership

ActionSA's Tribute to Tito Mboweni: Celebrating a Legacy in South African Leadership

ActionSA has expressed its condolences on the death of Mr Tito Mboweni, a prominent South African figure who played vital roles as Labour Minister, Reserve Bank Governor, and Finance Minister. His leadership during turbulent times is remembered and honored. Numerous political parties and institutions, including the South African Reserve Bank, have paid tribute to him. Mr Mboweni, an anti-apartheid advocate, passed away at 65.

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France Erupts in Protest Over Macron's Controversial Appointment of Conservative PM Michel Barnier

France Erupts in Protest Over Macron's Controversial Appointment of Conservative PM Michel Barnier

Over 130 towns and cities in France are seeing a wave of protests against President Emmanuel Macron's choice of Michel Barnier, a veteran conservative, as the new prime minister. The left-wing coalition New Popular Front argues this appointment disregards recent election results where they gained the highest seats in the National Assembly. The protests demand that Macron honor the people's choice and implement leftist policies.

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Trump to Provide Victim Testimony to FBI After Dramatic Assassination Attempt

Trump to Provide Victim Testimony to FBI After Dramatic Assassination Attempt

In a dramatic turn of events, former President Donald Trump has agreed to provide a victim interview to the FBI following an assassination attempt at his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The investigation, led by the FBI, is scrutinizing the actions of the shooter and the response of the Secret Service. Calls for accountability are growing among congressional leaders as the FBI warns of possible retaliatory violence.

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Mandisa Maya Becomes South Africa's First Woman Chief Justice in Historic Appointment

Mandisa Maya Becomes South Africa's First Woman Chief Justice in Historic Appointment

In a historic move, President Cyril Ramaphosa appoints Mandisa Maya as South Africa's first woman chief justice, effective September 1. The appointment followed comprehensive consultations and interviews, acknowledging Maya's qualifications and exemplary judicial record. She succeeds Chief Justice Raymond Zondo as her term commences.

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Soipan Tuya Speaks Out After Transition to Ministry of Defence Amidst Cabinet Reshuffle

Soipan Tuya Speaks Out After Transition to Ministry of Defence Amidst Cabinet Reshuffle

Soipan Tuya has addressed the public for the first time since her transfer from the Ministry of Environment to the Ministry of Defence, a shift orchestrated by President William Ruto. Aden Duale will replace Tuya in the Ministry of Environment, and these changes have been relayed to the Speaker of the National Assembly while the nominee cabinet secretaries await vetting.

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Donald Trump Escorted Off Stage Amid Gunfire at Pennsylvania Rally

Donald Trump Escorted Off Stage Amid Gunfire at Pennsylvania Rally

Former President Donald Trump was abruptly escorted off stage during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania after gunshots were reportedly heard. The incident intensified when Trump was seen with visible blood on his face, leading security to quickly shield and evacuate him, ensuring his safety as the Republican presidential candidate.

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2024 UK Election Kicks Off: Anticipation Builds for Potential Shift in Political Landscape

2024 UK Election Kicks Off: Anticipation Builds for Potential Shift in Political Landscape

The UK heads to the polls to decide between the Conservative Party's Rishi Sunak and the Labour Party's Keir Starmer in its first national election in five years. With economic challenges and political uncertainties at the forefront, the election result could signal a pivotal change in the country's leadership and policies.

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Prominent Kenyan Politician Maina Wanjigi Passes Away at 92

Prominent Kenyan Politician Maina Wanjigi Passes Away at 92

Maina Wanjigi, a notable figure in Kenyan politics and the father of businessman Jimi Wanjigi, passed away at 92. Wanjigi was known for his roles in various ministerial positions and his contributions to the Gikomba Market and free primary education. His political journey spanned multiple decades and saw him both rise and fall in the political landscape.

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Kenyan Legislature Endorses Army Deployment Amid Tax Hike Protests

Kenyan Legislature Endorses Army Deployment Amid Tax Hike Protests

Kenya’s National Assembly has given the green light for military assistance to police forces during nationwide protests against tax hikes. The approval was met with opposition from the Law Society of Kenya, which plans to challenge the move in court. President William Ruto justifies the tax increases, suggesting they are necessary to manage the national debt.

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House Votes to Hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in Contempt Over Withheld Biden Audio

House Votes to Hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in Contempt Over Withheld Biden Audio

In a 216-207 vote, the House of Representatives decided to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress for not providing an audio recording of President Joe Biden’s interview in his classified documents case. This has led to accusations of political maneuvering and heightened partisan tensions.

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Macron Calls for Snap Legislative Elections After EU Vote Defeat: A Bold Move for French Democracy

Macron Calls for Snap Legislative Elections After EU Vote Defeat: A Bold Move for French Democracy

In a bold move, President Emmanuel Macron of France has dissolved the National Assembly and called for snap legislative elections. This decision follows a significant defeat in the European Parliament elections, where Macron's party secured only 15% of the vote. The outcomes may reshape French politics.

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Jacob Zuma Threatens Electoral Commission Over Poll Results

Jacob Zuma Threatens Electoral Commission Over Poll Results

Jacob Zuma of the MK Party has issued a veiled threat to the Electoral Commission (IEC), demanding a rerun of the polls in KwaZulu-Natal. Zuma warned of potential unrest if the IEC announced the results before resolving claims of electoral irregularities, showcasing a troubling challenge to democratic processes.

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