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News24 | Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen asks Roman Cabanac to step down as chief of staff

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News24 | Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen asks Roman Cabanac to step down as chief of staff

Karyn Maughan 13/09/2024 19:53

Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen has asked his controversial chief of staff, Roman Cabanac, to resign.

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Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen has asked his controversial chief of staff, Roman Cabanac, to resign.
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Netanyahu: ICC “biased court”, arrest warrant against me “black day in history”

22/11/2024

Israel like the US or Russia is not a state party to the ICC. It questioned the jurisdiction of the

ICC issues arrest warrants for Netanyahu, former Israeli Defence minister and a Hamas official

22/11/2024

Netanyahu, and ex-minister Yoav Gallant are wanted for the war crime of starvation as a method of warfare and crimes

Horror and destruction of Israel’s war illustrated by Gaza artists

22/11/2024 editorial@africanews.com

An exhibition featuring the work of four Palestinian artists from Gaza has opened in Amman, illustrating the horrors Israel's war