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Topic: South Africa

Global Pulse: For the first time in 60 years, there will be a non-Castro Cuban president tomorrow

Vandana Menon - April 17, 2018

April 17 is Raul Castro's last day as the President of Cuba, and the transition to a new presidency is a landmark for the country.

Global Pulse: The Venezuelan exodus is now Latin America’s worst refugee crisis

Vandana Menon - February 26, 2018

The human outflow from Venezuela is now more than 1.1 million people — which makes it the largest displacement of people in Latin America.

Global Pulse: Italy is witnessing the resurrection of Silvio Berlusconi in its search for stability

Vandana Menon - February 20, 2018

In the run up to the upcoming Italian elections, Silvio Berlusconi has somehow become a reliable "candidate of calm."

Global Pulse: Jacob Zuma has finally resigned as South Africa’s President

Vandana Menon - February 15, 2018

After mounting pressure from the African National Congress, Jacob Zuma has finally resigned as President of South Africa on Wednesday evening.

Global Pulse: South Africa’s Jacob Zuma has been ordered to step down as President

Vandana Menon - February 14, 2018

South Africa’s ruling party, ANC, has ordered Jacob Zuma to step down as head of state, but haven't given him a firm deadline to go.

TalkPoint: Did the BCCI’s home series against Sri Lanka hurt the Indian team’s preparation for South Africa?

ThePrint Team - January 9, 2018

Indian batsmen crumbled in the face of South Africa’s lethal bowling attack. Newlands’ bouncy pitches added insult to injury to the team.

भारतीय क्रिकेट में परिवर्तन: हारने वाले ‘गुड ब्वायज’ की जगह हैं जीतने वाले ‘बैड ब्वायज’

Shekhar Gupta - January 6, 2018

जो भारतीय टीम दक्षिण अफ्रिका दौरे पर है वह पहले की किसी भी टीम के मुकाबले कहीं ज्यादा बेहतर है. पुराने स्टार खिलाड़ियों का इस टीम मे जगह बनाना मुश्किल होता.

25 years after Azhar’s ‘good losers’, Kohli’s Team India in South Africa marks class shift

Shekhar Gupta - January 4, 2018

The team currently in South Africa is unlike any Indian team of the past. No more than two of those who travelled there in 1992 would make the cut today.

Global Pulse: Austria’s draconian populism, South Africa’s break with dynasty, and the unworthiness of Trump’s security strategy

Sanya Dhingra - December 19, 2017

Austria's Anti-Immigrant experiment is the stuff of dreams for every far-right populist party ever.

Global Pulse: Bhutan’s balancing act, German party wants to defeat nativism with humour

ThePrint Team - August 30, 2017

While Doklam is diffused, it may well propel Bhutan out of its overreliance on India.

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