ISS TODAY OP-ED: Soldiers and smugglers strip South Sudan’s valuable teak forests

[Daily Maverick - Zambia] - 24/07/2025

East African countries should invest in DNA databases and electronic wood tracking to help preserve South Sudan’s ‘king of woods’.

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ISS TODAY OP-ED: Soldiers and smugglers strip South Sudan’s valuable teak forests

East African countries should invest in DNA databases and electronic wood tracking to help preserve South Sudan’s (…)

[Daily Maverick] - 24/07/2025

Tonse alliance disowns KBF

⬆️ THE GIST: Tonse Alliance Disowns KBF as Succession Fights Explode The Tonse Alliance is imploding in full view of (…)

[Zambian Observer] - 25/07/2025

IN THE DOCK: Defence claims mother was framed for Jayden-Lee Meek’s murder

But the investigating officer in the murder case against Tiffany Meek told the court, ‘I see no reason why we should (…)

[Daily Maverick] - 23/07/2025

Is die rand werklik 50% swakker as wat dit moet wees?

Gert Visser, valutaspesialis by Rand Merchant Bank, gee sy insig oor die Big Mac-indeks wat aantoon dat die rand 50% (…)

[Moneyweb] - 17/07/2025

Your data privacy is slipping away

Here’s why, and what you can do about it.

[Moneyweb] - 19/07/2025