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3 suspects accused of stealing cash from South African president's farm appear in court
Three people accused of breaking into South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's game farm and stealing $580,000 in cash that was stashed in a couch have appeared in a court and had their case postponed until next month.
Explainer-What Is the 'Farmgate' Scandal Involving South African President Ramaphosa?
"Farmgate", as it came to be known, nearly cost Ramaphosa the leadership of his African National Congress in late 2022, while issues of graft within the party contributed to the ANC losing its majority in an election in May - the most closely contested vote in South Africa's democracy.
Three Suspects Charged with Stealing $580,000 from South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's Farm
Three suspects appeared in court over the theft of $580,000 from South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's farm, with the case postponed until next month.
Ramaphosa’s Russia flirtation imperils more than South Africa’s image
Under the cover of the goodwill generated by the Government of National Unity, the ANC is deepening its ties with the autocratic world, doubling down on its friendship with Russia and Iran.
Three Accused in 'Farmgate' Ramaphosa Break-In Appear in South African Court
The accused, Imanuwela David, Froliana Joseph and her brother Ndilinasho Joseph, who are linked to the theft of $580,000 USD at South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's farm, Phala Phala, appear in the Magistrate's Court in Modimolle, South Africa October 7, 2024. REUTERS/Alet Pretorius.
What is South Africa’s 'farmgate' scandal that nearly toppled President Cyril Ramaphosa?
Three suspects accused of breaking into South African President Cyril Ramaphosa’s farm in 2020 and stealing millions of dollars in cash hidden under sofa cushions were produced in court today. Ramaphosa has claimed the money came from the sale of buffaloes to a Sudanese businessman.
South Africa: President Ramaphosa Reiterates Call for Peace and Immediate Ceasefire in Gaza
President Cyril Ramaphosa has used his weekly newsletter on Monday to once again call for an "immediate ceasefire that will end the suffering of the people of Gaza".
South Africa's top court will decide if impeachment proceedings against the president can be revived
South Africa’s Constitutional Court says it will hear a case next month brought by two opposition parties to revive impeachment proceedings against President Cyril Ramaphosa
South Africa to prioritize needs of Africa, Global South during G20 presidency, says Ramaphosa
President says current approach to world peace is ‘unjust, unfair and unsustainable,' reiterating call for reforms to UN Security Council
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South Africa’s coalition government has improved the vibes
F or most of its modern history South Africa has been governed by a single dominant party. The National Party, the architects ...
Ramaphosa calls for support of BELA bill, emphasising its role in enhancing educational standards and equity
President Cyril Ramaphosa urged for collective efforts to support teachers nationwide at the National Teaching Awards ...
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South Africa to present new evidence of Israeli genocide in Gaza
In a statement on the occasion of the first anniversary of the Israeli genocide in Gaza, the South African president said his country will submit new evidence to the International Court of Justice ...
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Cyril Ramaphosa Under Pressure To Act Against Justice Minister Thembi Simelane
President Cyril Ramaphosa has asked for more time to apply his mind after the DA pressured him to act on Justice Minister ...