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Fmr Sunday Times Editor. Author: Ragged Glory, Ramaphosa - The Man Who Would be King, The Big Fix. Fmr Research Director at The Brenthurst Foundation
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Russia meets its match on the information battlefield

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By Ray Hartley Verified, Greg Mills
| Currency News Za
On July 8 2024, Russian missiles were launched at Kyiv in one of Moscow’s frequent attacks on civilian infrastructure. Between the launch of the full-scale invasion in February 2022 and August 2025, Russia launched more than 9,600 missiles of various types and nearly 14,000 attack drones at Ukrainian territory, along with more than 33,000 guided bombs.
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Literally, a fight for world freedom

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By Greg Mills, Ray Hartley Verified
| BusinessLIVE Verified
“If Africans are ambivalent towards freedom and democracy in Ukraine, what was their liberation struggle about?” That’s a fair question, particularly given the source. Oleksandra Matviichuk is the joint recipient of the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize, the first Nobel to be won by a Ukrainian. A human rights lawyer and civil society leader based in Kyiv, she heads the nonprofit Centre for Civil Liberties, which, among other roles, is carefully documenting Russia’s war crimes.
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The gorging gormless: the root cause of illegal immigration

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By Ray Hartley Verified, Greg Mills
| Currency News Za
The image of busloads of desperate foreigners clutching their belongings and leaving South Africa as the populist hounds bark their vitriol is a shameful one that speaks volumes about South Africa’s failure to deal with the illegal immigration crisis properly. The failure does not belong to the department of home affairs, which has been working hard to restore border integrity and rid itself of the curse of corruption that has dogged it for decades.
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