Gaza City, Gaza (PANA) - As the pall of starvation hangs over Gaza, UN agencies have sounded the alarm over deadly violence at food distribution points, where over 400 Palestinians have reportedly been killed in recent weeks while trying to access desperately needed humanitarian aid Full text...
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Gaza: UN agencies reject Israeli plan to use aid as ‘bait’
Geneva, Switzerland (PANA) - Israel’s plan to take control of relief assistance in Gaza would put civilian lives in danger and cause mass displacement while using aid as “bait”, UN humanitarians said on Friday Full text...
South Africa: South African Minister welcomes lifting of Botswana product ban
Cape Town, South Africa (PANA) – Agriculture Minister Ivan Meyer on Tuesday welcomed the lifting of the ban on vegetable exports to Botswana Full text...
French business executive to be deported from Kenya
Nairobi, Kenya (PANA) - A French national, Jean Christian Bergeron, has been accused of economic sabotage and ordered to leave Kenya in the wake of a protracted fuel supply crisis, the Daily Nation reported Wednesday Full text...
Distribution key as WHO approves first malaria vaccine
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Pfizer expands access to cancer drugs in 45 African countries
New York, US (PANA) - US drug firm Pfizer has announced a partnership with IDA Foundation, an independent social enterprise providing essential medicines to low-and middle-income countries, to provide equitable access to quality cancer treatments, the firm said on Wednesday Full text...
Tunisian PM announces measures against rise of commodities prices
Tunis, Tunisia (PANA) - Tunisian Prime Minister, Youssef Chahed, on Monday acknowledged that Tunisians are affected by the continuing rise of commodities prices, vowing that his government will take the necessary steps to put an end to price increases of certain commodities Full text...
South African president Ramaphosa addresses land expropriation issue
Cape Town, South Africa (PANA) – Nearly 25 years after the collapse of apartheid, white South Africans still own about 72% of farms, followed by mixed race “coloureds” who own 15%, Indians 5% and blacks just 4%
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South Africa: Land redistribution, a burning issue 20 years after the collapse of Apartheid (Feature by Craig Urquhart, PANA Correspondent)
Cape Town, South Africa (PANA) – More than 20 years after the collapse of Apartheid and the liberation of South Africa, land reform remains a burning issue and the government this week warned that sweeping changes are now necessary
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