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Europe · MoscowRussia is in the process of rerouting its trade and oil exports towards countries from the BRICS group of emerging economies. The West has imposed sweeping sanctions on Russia, including restrictions on imports of its oil. Russia is trying to forge closer ties with Asia, seeking to supplant the markets it lost in the row with the European Union and the United States.See the Story
Putin: Russia is rerouting trade to BRICS countries
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CoronavirusSouth Africa has identified 3,838 new cases of Covid-19 in the past 24 hours. This brings the total number of laboratory-confirmed cases to 3.795,763. This increase represents a 22.0% positivity rate, with the seven day average at 20.4%. The majority of new cases today are from Gauteng.See the Story
Saudi Arabia reports 99 new COVID-19 cases, 1 death
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CricketGraeme Smith was cleared of all charges of racism by an independent arbitration panel on Sunday. Smith won the case with costs. Smith was accused of racism when, as Test captain, he overlooked black wicketkeeper Thami Tsolekile for selection in favour of white players. He was also accused of racial discrimination when, in his position as CSA’s director of cricket (DoC), he appointed former teammate Mark Boucher as Proteas head coach, over Enoch Nkwe in late 2019.See the Story
Graeme Smith cleared of all racism allegations, Cricket SA ordered to pay legal costs | Sport
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Business · SeoulJoby announces partnerships with SK Telecom and a mobility platform in South Korea to provide emissions-free aerial ridesharing.See the Story
Firms envision taxis flying above clogged roads
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Middle East · ChadThe landlocked African nation was thrown into turmoil after long-time leader Idriss Deby Itno died fighting rebels last April. The government and more than 40 opposition groups have sent delegations to Doha for preliminary talks. They have spent much of the time in luxury hotels and have yet to meet face-to-face.See the Story
Chad to delay national peace dialogue
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AfricaSupreme Court of Appeal (SCA) set to hear lobby group AfriForum's bid to appeal the Equality Court's ruling. In 2019, the Nelson Mandela Foundation, along with the South African Human Rights Commission, asked that the gratuitous display of the flag be stopped. Judge Phineas Mojapelo said his judgment did not entirely ban the use of the apartheid flag.See the Story
WATCH LIVE | AfriForum appeals judgment to ban apartheid flag
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AfricaSeven men have appeared in court in connection with the murder of Elvis Nyathi. Nyathi was killed in Diepsloot, Johannesburg, on 7 April 2022, allegedly by a mob. The seven accused will remain in custody until 22 April 2022 for them to acquire legal representation.See the Story
Elvis Nyathi murder: 7 men appear in court | News24
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Metro Police warns civilians against directing traffic
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AfricaMozambican park welcomes its first white rhinos in 40 years. 19 of the threatened animals completed a 1,600-kilometre truck ride from South Africa. Wildlife in Zinave National Park was decimated by Mozambique's decades-long civil war. The white rhinoceros is classified as near-threatened by IUCN.See the Story
White rhinos return to Mozambique park after 40 years
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KZN Floods | July racegoers party as residents struggle
Switzerland · SwitzerlandThe first same-sex couples tied the knot in Switzerland on Friday following a referendum. Among the first to get married were Aline and Laure, who have been together for 21 years. The Swiss government's plans to finally introduce "marriage for all" were challenged by opponents. Last year, 64.1 percent of voters backed the introduction of same- sex marriage.See the Story
