The Morning Call
Plans to build nuclear power plants in South Africa will take a halt after a court ruled that president Zuma should have sought parliamentary approval for a deal with Russia. The western cape high court made the ruling yesterday morning that Zuma’s decision to call for proposals for the procurement of nine point six gigawatts of nuclear energy is unlawful and unconstitutional. Since October twenty fifteen when the case was first brought forward critics have feared the deal will be unaffordable and plagued by corruption.
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Wrongly deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia told he may be sent to Uganda
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Eswatini government faces court challenge over US deportees
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UK compensates Kenyans affected in 2021 military fire
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Guinea’s junta suspends three main political parties
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Congo prosecutor seeks death penalty for former President Joseph Kabila
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DR Congo ex-advisor François Beya acquitted of assassination plot