Africa Rise & Shine

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South Africa Opposition political party the Economic Freedom Fighters will convene its third elective conference from today to Sunday in Johannesburg.

It will serve as a crucial forum for EFF branches enabling them to elect new leaders who will steer the party until 2029, alongside revisiting and reforming existing policies.

Nhlanhla Mahlangu reports.

South Africa Opposition political party the Economic Freedom Fighters will convene its third elective conference from today to Sunday in Johannesburg.
It will serve as a crucial forum for EFF branches enabling them to elect new leaders who will steer the party until 2029, alongside revisiting and reforming existing policies.
Nhlanhla Mahlangu reports.

SA Opposition political party the EFF will convene its third elective conference

South Africa's Finance Minister, Enoch Godongwana, has raised concerns about the impending solvency challenges facing some developing countries as the G20 works to address global debt issues.

Godongwana made these remarks at the opening of a meeting within the G20 finance track, where finance officials from member states gathered in Sandton.

The discussions this week mark the beginning of South Africa's 2025 G20 presidency, which officially commenced earlier in December.

Channel Africa business reporter Innocent Semosa has more.

South Africa's Finance Minister, Enoch Godongwana, has raised concerns about the impending solvency challenges facing some developing countries as the G20 works to address global debt issues.
Godongwana made these remarks at the opening of a meeting within the G20 finance track, where finance officials from member states gathered in Sandton.
The discussions this week mark the beginning of South Africa's 2025 G20 presidency, which officially commenced earlier in December.
Channel Africa business reporter Innocent Semosa has more.

SA Finance Minister raises concerns about impending solvency challenges facing some developing countries as the G20

This morning, we shine a spotlight on the gender-based violence and femicide in Kenya.

Few days ago, human rights activits took to the streets of Capital Nairobi again, in a demonstration againt the killing of women in that country and a demand for the government to declare femicide a national crisis.

The peaceful protest was dispersed when police fired tear gas and arrested a number of activists.

The East African country has seen a rise in gender-based violence and women killed by their partners, in September this year a Ugandan athlete and Olympian Rebecca Cheptegei died after being set alight by a man she knew in Eldoret city, allegedly over land ownership dispute.

Zaina Kombo, An Advocate at the High Court of Kenya and also serves at Amnesty International Kenya as a campaign Manager working on Equality and anti-Discrimination joined Aurelie Kalenga.

This morning, we shine a spotlight on the gender-based violence and femicide in Kenya.
Few days ago, human rights activits took to the streets of Capital Nairobi again, in a demonstration againt the killing of women in that country and a demand for the government to declare femicide a national crisis.
The peaceful protest was dispersed when police fired tear gas and arrested a number of activists.
The East African country has seen a rise in gender-based violence and women killed by their partners, in September this year a Ugandan athlete and Olympian Rebecca Cheptegei died after being set alight by a man she knew in Eldoret city, allegedly over land ownership dispute.
Zaina Kombo, An Advocate at the High Court of Kenya and also serves at Amnesty International Kenya as a campaign Manager working on Equality and anti-Discrimination joined Aurelie Kalenga.

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