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In South Africa’s affluent Western Cape, farmers lose cattle to drought video

In South Africa’s affluent Western Cape, farmers lose cattle to drought

  • Drought in country’s south follows flooding ‌in north
  • Farmers try to adapt but lose livestock
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Osama Faqeeha, deputy minister for the environment at the Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture. (SPA)

Saudi Arabia highlights green efforts at G20 meeting

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Anger and fear as gang violence explodes in Cape Town

Anger and fear as gang violence explodes in Cape Town

By AFP ·
WHO chief scientist: pandemic has not ended as more variants expected

WHO chief scientist: pandemic has not ended as more variants expected

By Reuters ·
Suspect due in court as huge fire destroys South Africa’s parliament

Suspect due in court as huge fire destroys South Africa’s parliament

By AFP ·
Egypt, Sudan connecting Khartoum with Cairo-Cape Town rail line

Egypt, Sudan connecting Khartoum with Cairo-Cape Town rail line

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·
Dreaming of travel? Escape to Cape Town when you can

Dreaming of travel? Escape to Cape Town when you can

By Ashleigh Stewart ·
S. African rare earth mine hopes for boost from US-China feud

S. African rare earth mine hopes for boost from US-China feud

By AFP ·
Pakistan bowlers force series decider after Sarfraz Ahmed ban

Pakistan bowlers force series decider after Sarfraz Ahmed ban

By AFP ·
South Africa beat Pakistan by nine wickets to clinch series

South Africa beat Pakistan by nine wickets to clinch series

By AFP ·
Pakistan fights in 2nd test, South Africa still in control

Pakistan fights in 2nd test, South Africa still in control

By AP ·
Pakistan crumble against South African pace quartet

Pakistan crumble against South African pace quartet

By AFP ·
South Africa’s President Zuma resigns, forced out by own party

South Africa’s President Zuma resigns, forced out by own party

By AFP ·

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