The Cape Navigator

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Category: International

42 South African Entities on OFAC’s SDN List

Photo by Alexander Grey.

The South African entities listed on OFAC’s SDN List may be associated with various reasons for the SDN designation, including violations related to US sanctions, national security interests, or associations with individuals involved in such activities. Currently, a total of 42 South African companies, entities, organizations, and individuals have been added to the Office of […]

[WATCH] Heroic Dog and Quick-Thinking Officer Save Man from Icy Peril

[WATCH] Heroic Dog and Quick-Thinking Officer Save Man from Icy Peril

USA – In a heart-pounding rescue operation, a Michigan State Police officer, Kammeron Bennetts, displayed quick thinking and resourcefulness to save a 65-year-old man who had fallen into a frozen lake. What made this rescue even more extraordinary was the unexpected hero – the man’s loyal dog, Ruby. Officer Bennetts was on general patrol when […]

Historic ICJ Ruling: Israel Ordered to Prevent Genocide in Gaza

The Palestine Mosque Square neighbourhood in Gaza City, where the author lived, under Israeli bombardment [Maram Humaid/Al Jazeera]

In a landmark decision, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has asserted its jurisdiction to rule on a case brought by South Africa, accusing Israel of committing genocide in Gaza. The interim ruling, issued today, has ordered Israel to take immediate measures to prevent genocidal acts, curb public incitement to genocide, and ensure the swift […]

DA’s R3.6 Million US PR Gamble Raises Eyebrows

DA’s R3.6 Million US PR Gamble Raises Eyebrows

USA – The Democratic Alliance (DA) has ignited controversy by committing R300,000 per month to an international lobbying firm for a high-profile advocacy campaign in the United States. The move, spearheaded by Dion George, the party’s federal finance chairman and shadow minister of finance, is aimed at bolstering the DA’s global standing ahead of the […]

[WATCH] Las Vegas Cracks Down on Sidewalk Selfies: New Ordinance Sparks Controversy

[WATCH] Las Vegas Cracks Down on Sidewalk Selfies: New Ordinance Sparks Controversy

LAS VEGAS – In a move that has left both tourists and locals divided, Las Vegas has implemented a new county ordinance targeting pedestrians who come to a standstill on certain sections of the famed Las Vegas Strip. The controversial law, which carries potential jail time, has ignited debates about the balance between safety and […]

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