The Pakistani capital, Islamabad, has declared an unexpected 2-day holiday to up security and clear the way for important weekend talks with Iran and the United States. Both parties agreed to a ceasefire this week after 6-weeks of conflict

Prof Dilip Menon, International Relations at Wits University

The Pakistani capital, Islamabad, has declared an unexpected 2-day holiday to up security and clear the way for important weekend talks with Iran and the United States. Both parties agreed to a ceasefire this week after 6-weeks of conflict
Prof Dilip Menon, International Relations at Wits University

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Whistleblowers in our country may finally get the support they deserve from government. Justice Minister, Mmamoloko Kubayi, has acknowledged that whistleblowers face retaliation, are robbed of the opportunity to make a decent living, and are sometimes even killed for exposing corruption. Now, she&rsquo;s announced a series of reforms to protect them and you have until the 14th of May to comment on whether these reforms are workable, before the bill goes to parliament for final approval.
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