Frontline New Zealand police have historically not carried firearms and many people were shocked to see them heavily armed after 50 people were gunned down while at Friday prayers.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said “there is no current specific threat” but the security agencies believed the medium level “accurately reflects our current status”. The decision was made after “significant consultation” with mosques and Islamic Centres in relation to ongoing security, although Bush said he would not release details.
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African Bank President calls for the US to up its investments in Africa - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.The President of the African Development Bank has called on the United States to up its investment game in Africa as he made the case for the world’s largest economy to look beyond traditional sectors on the continent. Oh so now they want investment but they blame the 'west' for or the problems in africa Really? Why not African countries? One thing that realDonaldTrump does best and I like him for is inward economic development. _AfricanUnion should encouraging Africans to invest in themselves than calling for investment elsewhere. Copy realDonaldTrump policies and prosper. 😭😭😭 It this coming from the president of the highest instution in Africa😭😭 instead of calling on US. Africa should create an environment conjusive to grow their own investments and also create opportunities for its locals to be able to partner US on equal opportunities. 🙏
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The sun came up... memories of April 27, 1994 - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.SABC Digital News is talking a look back at some moments from 25 years ago, when South Africa approached its first democratic election. Gay McDougall was one of five International Observers and is famously photographed alongside President Nelson Mandela as he cast his vote.
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