Sudan was designated a state sponsor of terrorism in 1993 under former US President Bill Clinton, cutting it off from financial markets and strangling its economy.
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The National Assembly’s rules committee must come up with a specific process for dealing with the removal from office of the Public Protector, Parliament’s justice committee has decided.
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What started out as a community of makers, innovators and entrepreneurs has quickly grown into the biggest Maker Movement in Ghana.
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After more than a decade of limited government spending coupled with subdued economic growth, South Africa’s once vibrant and globally competitive construction sector faces ongoing challenges.
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The web- and mobile-based app uses agricultural satellite imaging and analysis to give farmers satellite data, crop growth models, soil analysis mapping, independent fertiliser recommendations and weather data.
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With 60 World Test Championship points in the bag, India will be seeking to double that tally and sweep the brief series when the second Test begins in Jamaica on Friday.
Details surrounding his death were not clear, but it's understood he had been admitted to hospital recently.
Justin Langer's men were on the brink of retaining the Ashes at Headingley on Sunday, but Ben Stokes's remarkable 135 not out saw England reach an unlikely victory target of 359 with one wicket left.
Wits CEO Jose Ferreira was speaking to Buhle Madulini on 'SportsTalk' on Sunday night and confirmed the 29-year-old would be staying at the Johannesburg-based side.
Liverpool's 3-1 win at Anfield was a reality check for Arsenal, as Jurgen Klopp's men maintained a two-point advantage over City, who were also 3-1 winners at Bournemouth.
