Ostensibly, Budweiser APAC is in great financial shape. The company has issued very little debt and has held a net cash position since 2017, the first year for which it has disclosed financial ...

Daily Pilot and TimesOC readers share their thoughts about local issues and events. This week we hear about the voter ID issue from across the Pacific.

Designed to promote balance, the Relaxation Clause offers athletes flexibility so that they can integrate periods of ...

A re-analysis of genomic data previously withheld offers strongest evidence of the natural origin of Covid-19 but doubters, conspiracists and some Western politicians are unlikely to be convinced ...

South Africa’s ongoing case against Israel at the UN’s International Court of Justice (ICJ) has proven to be an expensive exercise, unlikely to produce any viable political solution to the ...

South Africa brought its case before the ICJ in December 2023, accusing Israel of violating the Genocide Convention, to which Israel is a party, during the Gaza onslaught since 7 October.

If South Africa win four and draw one, it will take them to a PCT of 63.89%. In this case, South Africa will need help from others for their final qualification. In case, the Markram-led side win ...

The "memorial" -- the name of the document detailing South Africa's case against Israel before the ICJ -- cannot be made public but laid out evidence in "over 750 pages of text, supported by ...

South Africa today (Monday) submitted its full Memorial to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague to support its accusation that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, the South ...

The “memorial” — the name of the document detailing South Africa’s case against Israel before the ICJ — cannot be made public but laid out evidence in “over 750 pages of text, supported by exhibits ...

The "memorial" – the name of the document detailing South Africa's case against Israel before the ICJ – cannot be made public, but laid out evidence in "over 750 pages of text, supported by ...

The UK’s David Lammy and South Africa’s Ronald Lamola. Picture: X/@diplomatic_the The United Kingdom’s new labour government said it was still undecided on South Africa’s genocide case ...