September 2026 - Page 74

China’s chokehold over rare earths has informed the White House’s less confrontational approach to Beijing, analysts say.

Israel’s prime minister arrives in New York on Thursday at a critical moment for his country and his political future.

And how we learn to trust elections again.

[Ghanaian Times] Private legal practitioner, Lawyer Agyei Baffuor, has broken his silence on his confrontation with a woman who identified herself as an official of the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO).

Hospital chiefs in County Durham agree to a review after failings including unnecessary surgeries.

[Ayin Network] As Washington pushes for a nationwide arms embargo, Sudan’s warring parties continue to acquire increasingly sophisticated military technology, including drones and air-defence systems.

[Daily Maverick] Even the US ambassador has acknowledged South Africa’s progress in meeting President Donald Trump’s demands, says President Cyril Ramaphosa’s special adviser, Alistair Ruiters, in response to a travel ban on

[Daily Maverick] Deputy National Commissioner Shadrack Sibiya played a critical role in the police service – he was responsible for all case dockets in South Africa. But now he’s a sexual assault

[Premium Times] Deep inside the forest behind the New Government House, Jos, young men and teenagers descend into narrow, unfortified pits, digging through layers of soil in search of traces of tin.

[Premium Times] The lawmakers said the leadership of the Senate and House of Representatives should disclose whether President Bola Tinubu transmitted the constitutionally required vacation declaration, arguing that the National Assembly must