Pressure is mounting in the European Union as Spain, Slovenia, and Ireland push to debate suspending the EU’s agreement with Israel over alleged human rights violations in Palestine. EU foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas said in a media briefing that a partial suspension was still being negotiated. Can political and economic partnerships come with enforceable consequences?
Guest: Gustavo de Carvalho - Acting Programme Head on African Governance and Diplomacy at the South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA)

Buffalo City Metro is taking a different approach for qualifying social housing developments. The municipality has introduced a targeted tariff that removes fixed monthly electricity charges and replaces them with a flat, usage-based rate, offering relief to lower-income households struggling with rising electricity costs.
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A report by Open Secrets has now revealed how a small group of financial services providers increasingly benefit from the sector, highlights more than R51 billion in unclaimed retirement benefits owed to 4.3 million people, and explores how nearly R6 trillion in pension assets are invested.
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Reality Check with Ambassador Nozipho January-Bardill: the institutions of civil society and the private sector: how both act as partners of the Constitution and the state, and in particular, their role in dealing with violence as a societal crisis and GBV.
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