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Future Media

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Health / Medical

UK Regulator Rejects Alzheimer’s Drug for NHS

The UK health regulator has ruled out offering a much-anticipated Alzheimer drug to patients on the National Health Service after concluding the costs of the drug outweighed its benefits. But having passed safety tests, 'Lecanemab' could still be available privately for those able to pay tens of thousands of dollars per year for private treatment. Here's Stuart Smith with more from London.  

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South Africa

South African Coalition Urges Glencore to Stop Coal Exports to Israel, Citing Human Rights Violations

The South African Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions Coalition urges Glencore to halt coal exports to Israel, accusing the mining company of supporting Israel’s military actions. They argue the company is contributing to genocide and illegal occupation in Palestine. The coalition’s Roshan Dadoo calls on the government to impose a total coal embargo to comply with international law and prevent complicity in human rights violations:  

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World

Vivek Ramaswamy Criticizes Biden-Harris Administration, Endorses Trump for 2024

Former Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has criticized the Biden-Harris administration for failing to unite the country and endorsed former President Donald Trump as a better option for the White House. He particularly targeted Vice President Kamala Harris, accusing her of opposing popular policies like fracking and private health insurance, and claimed she and her running mate, Governor Tim Walz, lack clarity on their policy positions.  

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Africa

Second-Largest Diamond in History Unearthed in Botswana

A 2,492-carat diamond, the second-largest ever found, has been discovered at the Karowe mine in Botswana, operated by Canadian firm Lucara Diamond. The BBC reports that, this remarkable find surpasses Botswana's previous record and is the biggest since the 3,106-carat Cullinan diamond found in South Africa in 1905. Botswana, a leading global diamond producer, continues to make significant contributions to the industry, accounting for about 20% of global production.

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South Africa

South Africa’s Cabinet Urges Men to Sign President Ramaphosa’s Pledge Against Gender-Based Violence

South Africa's Cabinet is urging men to sign president Cyril Ramaphosa's pledge against gender-based violence. This call to action is part of government's ongoing efforts to address and eradicate gender-based violence and femicide. Briefing the media, minister in the Presidency, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, calls on men to foster a culture of respect and accountability, urging them to actively support initiatives to end violence against women and children:  

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Business / Economics

23 August 2024 Moring Biz News: Major Contracts, Interest Rate Debates, Legal Settlements, and Financial Market Updates

Savanna Beef Secures Major Contract with GPS Food Group Savanna Beef has landed a significant contract with global food giant GPS Food Group, ensuring a stable market for its products and enhancing its production processes. Announced by Chairperson Mecki Schneider, the agreement, signed on April 30, is set to significantly bolster the company's growth. This partnership marks a major step forward for Savanna Beef, providing valuable support and stability as […]

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Business / Economics

Panel Discusses Transparency and Resource Management at Oil and Gas Conference

At the Oil and Gas Conference, a panel emphasized the need for balancing transparency with natural resource management. They highlighted establishing governance structures, ensuring information access, and engaging stakeholders. The discussion also focused on conflict resolution, adaptive management, international standards, environmental sustainability, and the importance of public awareness and education. Graham Hopwood: Executive Director at the Institute for Public Policy Research.  

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Namibia

Political Parties Urged to Elect Inclusive Parliamentarians

Human rights activist, Linda Baumann has called on Namibian political parties to ensure that their selection of parliamentarians is based on merit and inclusivity. With the ruling party's upcoming electoral college and other parties preparing their candidate lists, Baumann emphasized the importance of democratic and open nomination processes. She urged parties to consider candidates' commitment to human rights, social justice, and the representation of marginalized communities, including those with disabilities, […]

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