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Iraq parliament demands US troop ouster after Soleimani killing
Ties have deteriorated after an American precision drone strike killed Iran's Major General Qasem Soleimani
Trump warns Iran of ‘major retaliation,’ threatens sanctions on Iraq
Trump bluntly warned Iran against taking vengeance, repeating his insistence that US bombing targets could include Iran's cultural heritage sites
Rubber bullets well past their sell-by date
Police must distinguish between those acting violently and other protesters when using force
Iraq: more than a month of anti-regime protests
Demands for the government to resign have led to deadly clashes since October 1
Refugees in Greece face rising hostility
A new government is getting 'tough' on immigration – but local organisations provide crucial support
Iraq cut the internet, and the economy suffered
Cyber security NGO NetBlocks estimated the total losses to the Iraqi economy at $951 million
Mobile cinema brings movie magic to Syria Kurd children
In Kurdish-held areas of the northeast, filmmaker Shero Hinde is screening films in remote villages using just a laptop, projector and a canvas screen
In limbo: ‘Isis children’ in prison
Iraq grapples with how to handle an unprecedented
number of minors, many of whom were beaten into confession
Someone is defending SA’s transition
It is an unpopular view, but Fanie du Toit’s evidence and argument shows us a way forward
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Demolition of hope in Hangberg
The City of Cape Town in June twice knocked down structures on land allocated for other purposes. The city says these were not evictions; residents ask why no police are available for rapes and murders
Sassa disses disability grant applicants
Towards the end of level four of the lockdown, Sassa offices reopened for applications for old age pensions and childcare and foster care grants, but not for disability grants
Corruption allegations: It’s a family affair at Dihlabeng municipality
The mayor, her relatives and their friends keep landing lucrative tenders and using state resources. Yet Lindiwe Makhalema has failed to declare the list of her relationships with people and companies benefiting from the municipality
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Municipal audit outcomes reveal public sector financial management must be professionalised
SAICA calls for a review of the mandatory minimum skills and qualifications required for all key financial management positions within the public sector
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Eleven ways to protect yourself against fraud
While financial services firms work continuously to improve security, fraudsters are always devising new plans to circumvent the latest safety measures
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Security and Compliance Evolution in the Data Revolution
Organisations must adopt a risk-based approach to compliance and rely on technology to mitigate that risk and on people and process controls as well
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Covid-19 vs Child Nutrition
Children are being impacted severely across the world because of things such as reduced immunisation as health services prioritise treating Covid-19 cases
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MTN’s network innovation sees 5G launched at 100 sites countrywide
MTN South Africa has launched its widely accessible 5G network – the first of MTN’s 21 operations across Africa and the Middle East
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Economic ramifications of Covid-19
There is an opportunity for business and government in collaboration to galvanise and work together, and present ourselves as a viable destination for investment
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BCX empowers its finance staff with professional accounting qualifications
'For the finance function to go beyond the numbers we need to be professional and we cannot leave out the financial control experts'
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Ensuring no prospective CA(SA) is left behind
Sizwe Nxasana talks about the macro-economic impact our country will suffer if the accountancy profession fails to transform its pipeline in the pandemic
