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Tuesday, June 23, 2026

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Tshisekedi Moves Toward Referendum Path That Could Extend Rule in DR Congo

Kinhasa– Democratic Republic of Congo President Felix Tshisekedi is moving closer to a constitutional reform process that could allow him

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Covert Operation at Koeberg: How Anti-Apartheid Sabotage Targeted South Africa’s Nuclear Facility

“All four devices detonated over roughly 12 hours, at a construction site rather than a live reactor, and no injuries

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Mugabe’s Son Admits Immigration, Firearm Offences in Johannesburg Shooting Case

JOHANNESBURG— The youngest son of former Zimbabwean leader , pleaded guilty on Friday to immigration and firearm-related offences in a