South Africa bans United States hate film, threatening R500,000 fine for anyone possessing or distributing it

This week a media storm has brewed regarding a report that the South African Jewish Board of Deputies (SAJBD) has had a film titled Hebrews to Negroes banned on account of its Holocaust denial. Regular readers will know this story is not new. We received the ruling in December last year, and I wrote about

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INEC chairman says AI can strengthen democracy, warns against election disinformation

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The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof. Joash Amupitan, has defended the use of artificial intelligence in election management, saying the technology is not a threat to democracy despite its potential misuse by malicious actors.

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Police arrest man for allegedly pushing girlfriend’s niece from two-storey building in Imo

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The Imo State Police Command has arrested 26-year-old Ifeanyi Joseph for allegedly pushing down a girl, Chiamaka Chukwuokore, 17, from a two-storey building in Owerri, the state capital, on Sunday.

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YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul back in the ring for Dec. 24 fight against MMA star Doumbe

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Jake Paul is returning to the ring, a year after the YouTuber-turned-boxer had his jaw broken in two places in a loss to former world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua.The 29-year-old Paul will face mixed martial arts star Cedric Doumbe on Dec.

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Uganda begins the gradual withdrawal of its troops in Somalia after two decades facing Al Shabaab

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Uganda was the first country to provide troops to Somalia when the African Union set up an international military mission in March 2007 to battle Islamist insurgents in the country.

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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi-Abhishek Sharma headline India A squad for Rising Stars Asia Cup; Tilak Varma named captain

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BCCI has announced a strong 15-member India A squad for the upcoming ACC Men's Rising Stars Asia Cup. The tournament will take place in Doha, Qatar, from November 19 to 29, featuring several promising players. Tilak Varma will captain the squad, with Rajat Patidar as his deputy for the competition. India A is placed in Group B alongside Pakistan A, Nepal, and UAE for the group stage.

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Harriet Dart: Former Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli on pushing Brit 'beyond her limits' after maiden WTA title

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Former Wimbledon champion and Sky Sports analyst Marion Bartoli speaks about mentoring Harriet Dart and why she thinks the Brit can break the top 30 in the world; You can watch the ATP Paris Masters live on Sky Sports all this…

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