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Egypt’s Devolution into Authoritarianism: A Decade of Suppression Ten years ago, thendefense minister Abdel Fattah alSisi promised to lead Egypt out of the “terrorist” shadow of former Islamist president Mohamed Morsi. However, over the years, alSisi has transformed Egypt into a nation where dissent is silenced, the media is controlled, and the justice system is a maze. This article will explore the current state of repression in Egypt, examining the country’s history of activism, the extent of current oppression, and the consequences of alSisi’s regime.

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Brad Binder’s Bittersweet Performance at the Dutch Grand Prix

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South African motorcycle racer Brad Binder experienced a rollercoaster of emotions at the Dutch Grand Prix, held at the historic Assen GP event last weekend. Although the KTM factory rider, known for his fierce tenacity, narrowly missed out on two podium finishes, his setbacks were the result of exceeding track limits. Binder’s bike touched the green paint at Stekkenwal, leading to two demotions to fourth place in the sprint race and the main event.

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Stellenbosch Security Project Empowers Car Guards, Enhances Public Safety

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In Stellenbosch, South Africa, a unique security project is underway to enhance public safety in the central business district (CBD). The initiative is a joint effort between the Stellenbosch Municipality, local police, private security firms, and the nonprofit Winelands Safety Initiative (WSI) and involves the deployment of 40 rigorously vetted car guards.

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Derick Hougaard’s Miraculous Recovery from Coma

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Former Springbok rugby player Derick Hougaard’s health has taken a positive turn after spending more than a week in a coma due to respiratory pneumonia and a collapsed lung. His sudden progress was revealed to the public by acclaimed Afrikaans singer Nadine in a Facebook post.

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The Implications of Ethiopia’s Mega-Dam on Nile Basin Nations

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The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) is a $4.2 billion project that has sparked conflicts among Nile Basin countries since its construction began in 2011. Ethiopia’s Deputy Prime Minister Demeke Mekonnen recently announced the fourth filling of the GERD reservoir, despite repeated calls from Egypt and Sudan to halt the process. This essay will explore the implications of the GERD on Nile Basin nations.

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The Inspiring Story of Patricia Lewis

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Patricia Lewis, a renowned Afrikaans singer and TV personality, decided to leave her successful career behind to focus on her family. Despite her impressive resume, including 12 platinumselling albums and three reality TV shows, Lewis chose to prioritize her son’s upbringing.

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The Rise of Online Fraud

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As the world becomes increasingly digital, online fraud has become more rampant than ever before. Cybercriminals are employing psychological mechanisms to exploit their targets, making it essential to stay informed and understand the strategies behind modern scams. ## Hybrid Scams: A New Trend

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Dishonesty Has Consequences: Pretoria Man Ordered to Pay Over R1.5 Million to Discovery Insure for Fraudulent Claim

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Tshamunwe Masindi, a resident of Pretoria, took out a policy with Discovery Insure to cover specified insured risks, including damage or total loss of his household contents due to particular risks. The policy stated that if such events occurred, rendering his residence unfit for human habitation, Discovery would compensate him for the damage to the building and household contents, as well as reimburse any emergency accommodation expenses.

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A Nostalgic Journey: The Springbok Starting XV from the 1995 Rugby World Cup Final

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The 1995 Rugby World Cup final held on June 24, 1995, at Ellis Park in Johannesburg is one of the most memorable moments in rugby history. The match between South Africa and New Zealand resulted in a 1512 victory for South Africa, thanks to the incredible performance of the Springboks. This triumph marked South Africa’s first participation in the World Cup, positioning them as favorites to potentially secure a recordbreaking fourth Webb Ellis Cup in France later this year.

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Rachel Kolisi attends Tribeca Film Festival screening of “Rise: The Siya Kolisi Story”

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Rachel Kolisi, the wife of South African rugby captain Siya Kolisi, recently traveled to New York to attend the screening of “Rise: The Siya Kolisi Story” at the Tribeca Film Festival. The festival, which runs from June 7 to June 18, showcases a variety of influential documentaries. The film, directed by Tebogo Malope, chronicles the inspiring journey of Siya Kolisi, the first black South African rugby captain. Despite overwhelming odds, Siya led the national team to a victory in the 2019 World Cup Rugby, uniting his country.

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