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Wagner's African Reign Ends, Russian Intelligence Now Pulls The Strings
Russia's SVR foreign intelligence agency has taken over mercenary group Wagner's influence operations in Africa after the death of its founder, Yevgeny Prigozhin, according to a new investigation.
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Mercenary Group's Mutiny In Russia Makes Its Future In Africa Uncertain
It is easy to understand what African rulers see in the mercenary group Wagner. Its fighters can be deployed quickly. It brings sophisticated arms with it and can apply force speedily and ruthlessly.
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New Zealand vs South Africa, 2nd Test, Day 3 Report: New Zealand Strike Back As South Africa Stumble To 140/5
After being outplayed for two days, New Zealand held hope they could salvage the second Test as they reduced South Africa to 140 for five at stumps on day three in Christchurch on Sunday
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Hinting At Trump, Obama Laments 'Strongman Politics' And Leaders Who Lie
Former president Barack Obama lamented the rise of "strongman politics" and "the utter loss of shame" among political leaders who repeatedly lie during a speech Tuesday in South Africa that was widely seen as aimed in part at his successor.
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1st Test, Durban: New Zealand In Command Versus South Africa on Day 1
South Africa struggled to 236 for eight at the close of play after deciding to bat in overcast conditions, with the floodlights on for most of the day
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Struggling South Africa Seek Fresh Start Against In-Form New Zealand
South Africa, the top-ranked Test team before defeats against India and England, return to the five-day format at Kingsmead on Friday against Kane Williamson-led New Zealand, who showed some brilliant form in Zimbabwe
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Hashim Amla's ton guides South Africa as New Zealand attack falls away
In the morning, Smith had to shake off a forceful blow on the helmet early on from Bracewell, but recovered after some brief treatment to push South Africa on after choosing to bat first. His stand with Amla put South Africa in initial control at 99-1 at lunch and then 121-1, but the Kiwis pulled it back early in the afternoon.
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Jesse Ryder left out of New Zealand squad for West Indies
Troubled batsman Jesse Ryder was omitted on Thursday from New Zealand's 15-man Test squad to tour the West Indies, with South Africa-born paceman Neil Wagner one of two new faces in the line-up.
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Wagner's African Reign Ends, Russian Intelligence Now Pulls The Strings
Russia's SVR foreign intelligence agency has taken over mercenary group Wagner's influence operations in Africa after the death of its founder, Yevgeny Prigozhin, according to a new investigation.
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Mercenary Group's Mutiny In Russia Makes Its Future In Africa Uncertain
It is easy to understand what African rulers see in the mercenary group Wagner. Its fighters can be deployed quickly. It brings sophisticated arms with it and can apply force speedily and ruthlessly.
-
New Zealand vs South Africa, 2nd Test, Day 3 Report: New Zealand Strike Back As South Africa Stumble To 140/5
After being outplayed for two days, New Zealand held hope they could salvage the second Test as they reduced South Africa to 140 for five at stumps on day three in Christchurch on Sunday
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Hinting At Trump, Obama Laments 'Strongman Politics' And Leaders Who Lie
Former president Barack Obama lamented the rise of "strongman politics" and "the utter loss of shame" among political leaders who repeatedly lie during a speech Tuesday in South Africa that was widely seen as aimed in part at his successor.
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1st Test, Durban: New Zealand In Command Versus South Africa on Day 1
South Africa struggled to 236 for eight at the close of play after deciding to bat in overcast conditions, with the floodlights on for most of the day
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Struggling South Africa Seek Fresh Start Against In-Form New Zealand
South Africa, the top-ranked Test team before defeats against India and England, return to the five-day format at Kingsmead on Friday against Kane Williamson-led New Zealand, who showed some brilliant form in Zimbabwe
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Hashim Amla's ton guides South Africa as New Zealand attack falls away
In the morning, Smith had to shake off a forceful blow on the helmet early on from Bracewell, but recovered after some brief treatment to push South Africa on after choosing to bat first. His stand with Amla put South Africa in initial control at 99-1 at lunch and then 121-1, but the Kiwis pulled it back early in the afternoon.
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Jesse Ryder left out of New Zealand squad for West Indies
Troubled batsman Jesse Ryder was omitted on Thursday from New Zealand's 15-man Test squad to tour the West Indies, with South Africa-born paceman Neil Wagner one of two new faces in the line-up.
