Ship with 19,000 Cattle Causes Stink in South Africa's Cape Town | Vantage with Palki Sharma

A ship carrying 19,000 cattle from Brazil to Iraq caused a stink in the South African city of Cape Town. The smell from the ship blanketed Cape Town. The cattle were stewing in more than two weeks worth of faeces and ammonia. The ordeal sheds a light on the global Livestock transport industry. Is there no way to transport animals without subjecting them to cruelty? Palki Sharma reports.

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A second day of hearings into the legality of Israel’s 56-year occupation of Palestinian territory is underway at the United Nations’ highest court.

After Palestine put forward its case on Monday, 51 countries are presenting their arguments over the rest of the week.
The representative of South Africa compared the Israeli occupation to apartheid.
He said the ICJ's hearings could help bring an end to a system of racial oppression, that had no place in the modern world.

South Africa has told the International Court of Justice on day two of public hearings into the legality of Israel's occupation, that racial oppression and apartheid cannot be allowed to continue.
Saudi Arabia's ambassador to the Netherlands said Israel's behaviour towards the Palestinians had no justification. He said they were being treated like objects that could be thrown away.

Marwan Bishara, Al Jazeera’s senior political analyst, said that Israel's occupation, illegal settlement, and dispossession of Palestinians are root causes that must be addressed for real peace.

One can only hope the Saudi position at the ICJ is the same as the one Saudi Arabia makes to the United States and Israel in the future.

Because in the back corridors of power, we hear in the Western and Israeli media that Saudi Arabia is eager to normalise relations with Israel, that it’s more than happy just to sidestep the Palestinian issue, that all it says regarding the Palestinian question is lip service.

In the context of Gaza, in the context of genocide, in the context of Israel and the Middle East, in the context of the widening of the war, we can only talk of the US backing of Israel. Because without it, Israel would not have been able to carry out genocide, and it would not be able to stand up to the international community as we see it today at The Hague.

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Thousands of DA members and supporters are attending the party's launch of its election manifesto in Pretoria. The launch comes ahead of the 2024 national and general elections.

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DA leader John Steenhuisen unveiled the party's election manifesto at the union buildings in Pretoria earlier today.

Thousands of supporters gathered for the launch. Steenhuisen says the party will focus on 7 key priorities to deliver as pledges to South Africans.

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Two soldiers were killed and three more wounded at a South African National Defence Force camp in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The SA troops are part of the Southern African Development Community mission in the DRC deployed to support and assist the government in its efforts to bring peace, security and stability in the region.
For more on the story, let's bring in SABC News Correspondent Chris Ocamringa
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M23 rebels were reportedly behind the mortar attack on the South African military base in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

The group has been battling with Congolese forces in the eastern town of Sake.

The SANDF is part of Southern African Development Community forces, deployed to support the DRC army.

SABC News's Chris Ocamringa reports from Kinshasa.

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Two South African soldiers deployed to the DRC a few days ago, have been killed in a mortar attack. Three others were wounded. South Africa has sent almost 3-thousand soldiers to conflict-ridden eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. #eNCA #DStv403

Russia has rejected South Africa’s plea of not sending president Vladimir Putin to next month's BRICS summit in Johannesburg. This is according to the South African deputy president's statement to the local media. Earlier, Russian officials had informed about the uncertainty of Putin’s attendance which was because of an international criminal court warrant to arrest Putin.

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South Africa’s crumbling energy system is no longer able to keep the lights on, as lengthy power cuts are experienced daily across the country.

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The International Court of Justice is urging Israel to abide by its orders to protect the lives of Palestinians in Gaza.
It comes as the court rejected South Africa's request for additional measures to deter a potential Israeli military operation in Rafah.

Al Jazeera’s Fahmida Miller has more from Johannesburg.

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Two soldiers have been killed in the Democratic Republic of Congo amid a surge in violence in the country.The soldiers were part of a Southern African team assigned to combat several armed groups operating in that country. President Cyril Ramaphosa says a team was deployed to support the call by the Southern African Development Community. #enca #dstv403

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The ANC celebrated 112 years of its existence marked by various ceremonies ahead of the big annual January 8th Statement, in which party president Cyril Ramaphosa
addressed delegates,.

To further unpack those celebrations is Rebone Tau, a Political Analyst who joins us now.

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Israel criticizes South Africa as the International Court of Justice (ICJ) rejects a plea to limit Israeli operations in Rafah, sparking tensions. South Africa's request for additional measures to deter a potential Israeli military operation in Rafah is denied by the court. The ICJ urges Israel to adhere to its orders for protecting Palestinians' lives in Gaza. The Foreign Ministry strongly condemns South Africa for seeking restrictions on Israeli military actions in Rafah, accusing it of acting as the legal arm of Hamas and advancing terrorist interests. Israel asserts its right to protect citizens, uphold international law, facilitate humanitarian aid transfer, and prevent harm to civilians. The ICJ had previously ordered Israel to take measures preventing its troops from committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.

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The South African Treasury will introduce a reform of the Gold and Foreign Exchange Contingency Reserve Account, known as GFECRA. "Taken together, even with the spending increases I will announce later, the national government gross borrowing requirement will decline, from R457.7 billion in 2024/25 to R428.5 billion in 2026/27," Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana said in the annual budget.

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Two soldiers were killed and three more wounded at a South African National Defence Force camp in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The SA troops are part of the Southern African Development Community mission in the DRC deployed to support and assist the government in its efforts to bring peace, security and stability in the region.
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Twenty five years ago this month South Africa’s leaders agreed an historic constitution that paved the way for the end of white rule.

But despite the end of apartheid, the majority of land remains under white ownership.

South Africa’s ANC government says the solution lies in enforced land redistribution.

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EFF leader Julius Malema is briefing the media in Johannesburg.
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Sierra Leone's ex-President Ernest Bai Koroma was charged with four offences including treason for his alleged role in a failed military attempt to topple the West African country's government in November, a court in the capital Freetown said.

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