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Anc Youth League Calls on Ramaphosa to Remove All Da Ministers from South Africa’s Government of National Unity — Political Tensions Rise as the Coalition Faces New Pressure

The ANC Youth League has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to remove Democratic Alliance ministers from the Government of National Unity (GNU), raising fresh questions about the

ANC YOUTH LEAGUE CALLS ON RAMAPHOSA TO REMOVE ALL DA MINISTERS FROM SOUTH AFRICA’S GOVERNMENT OF NATIONAL UNITY — POLITICAL TENSIONS RISE AS THE COALITION FACES NEW PRESSURE! The ANC Youth League has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to remove Democratic Alliance ministers from the Government of National Unity (GNU), raising fresh questions about the […]

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Three years after Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s government cut back ties with the West and started funding more projects itself, Burkina Faso says it’s in the middle of the biggest building spree in its history

Burkina Faso’s Biggest Construction Boom Yet Under Traoré – Three years after Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s government cut back ties with the West and started funding more projects itself, Burkina Faso says it’s in the middle of the biggest building spree in its history. A video…

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