De Beer:SA’s “Wrecking ball” politics
07 Oct
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De Beer:SA’s “Wrecking ball” politics

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Politics tamfitronics In his weekly Sunday Show with BizNews, Neil de Beer, the President of the United Independent Movement (UIM), dissects the “Wrecking Ball” politics that is currently reaching epic levels in South Africa, and talks about some of the politicians who are at the forefront of the political infighting, including Helen Zille, Dr Pieter Groenewald, Herman Mashaba, Panyaza Lesufi, Cilliers Brink…De Beer further comments on AfriForum wanting the Democratic Alliance and the Vryheidsfront Plus to leave the Government of National Unity (GNU) if the BELA Bill is signed into law unchanged. He also gives his take on “The Confessions of a Former Politician” being posted on X by Ronaldo Gouws who was kicked out of the DA and Parliament.Sign up for your early morning brew of the BizNews Insider to keep you up to...
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Is Sonam Wangchuk’s protest over Sixth Schedule for Ladakh ‘politically aligned’? Here’s what he said…
07 Oct
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Is Sonam Wangchuk’s protest over Sixth Schedule for Ladakh ‘politically aligned’? Here’s what he said…

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Politics tamfitronics Politics tamfitronics Story highlightsActivist Sonam Wangchuk, who is the son of Congress leader Sonam Wangyal, said that all political parties should come together in support of Ladakh's fair demandsClimate activist Sonam Wangchuk, who has emerged as the voice of the people of Ladakh, expressed his determination to stay away from politics as he pushed ahead with his demand for the region's inclusion in the Sixth Schedule with his indefinite hunger strike on Sunday (Oct 6) in the national capital.With Wangchuk emerging as a strong representative of Ladakh - a sparsely populated union territory of India - he is known to have been receiving invitations to join from various political parties across the nation.Recently, when he was detained at the Singhu border by the police as he led the 'Delhi Chalo Padayatra’, Delhi Chief Minister and...
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From guns to politics: See which factors are deterring Southeast Asians from visiting the U.S.
07 Oct
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From guns to politics: See which factors are deterring Southeast Asians from visiting the U.S.

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Politics tamfitronics More than 90% of travelers from Southeast Asia say that gun prevalence in the United States influences whether they will visit, according to a new survey.The study — which surveyed 6,000 international travelers from the six countries — showed that respondents perceived Hawaii to be the safest state in terms of gun violence, while Texas was deemed the least safe, from a list of eight options that included New York, California, Florida, Nevada, Arizona and Washington D.C.Yet, 56% of those in the survey, commissioned by CNBC Travel and conducted by the market research firm Milieu Insight, said they are likely to visit the United States in the next few years.This figure rose to 59% among those who had visited the U.S. at least once before, even though among this group, 74% said...
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Alberta threatens new legal action over Ottawa’s revised environmental assessment act
07 Oct
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Alberta threatens new legal action over Ottawa’s revised environmental assessment act

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Politics tamfitronics "The federal government continues to play politics and cater to activists," Smith said in a Friday news release, accusing the Liberals of failing to meaningfully consult with Alberta.Author of the article:The Canadian PressLisa JohnsonPublished Oct 05, 2024 • 2 minute readAlberta Premier Danielle Smith and federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault. Photos: Postmedia file and The Canadian PressAlberta Premier Danielle Smith is threatening another legal challenge against Ottawa’s environmental assessment law, a move federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault is dismissing as a political stunt.The federal Impact Assessment Act was enacted in 2019, but a Supreme Court of Canada ruling last year found much of it unconstitutional.In response, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government made changes to the bill in the summer. But Smith said in a Thursday letter to Trudeau that the changes...
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