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Verashni Pillay

Johannesburg
As seen in: explain.co.za, HuffPost, Quartz, City Press, POST (South Africa), Eyewitness News, HuffPost Brasil, Mail & Guardian, Okayafrica, Business Day, BizNews.com and
Multi awardwinning South African journalist. Founder of news platform explain.co.za & comms agency explainagency.co.za. Former editor-in-chief: M&G;, HuffPost SA
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Embassy confirms Germany won’t support Israel in South Africa’s ICJ genocide case

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By Verashni Pillay
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Germany won’t be supporting Israel in its genocide case at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) after all, it emerged on Thursday. Andreas Peschke confirmed in a written message to /explain/ via his spokesperson: “As it is, Germany will not file an intervention as a third party in the case”.
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Job Ad: News Editor – explain.co.za - Explain

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By Verashni Pillay
| explain.co.za
Location: Johannesburg preferred / hybrid or remote considered Type: Nine-month contract, with potential for renewal explain.co.za is a South African digital news platform committed to providing accessible and engaging news for those often left behind by traditional media. We bridge the gap between in-depth reporting and the need for digestible, easy-to-understand content.
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Israel’s war on journalists: What you need to know

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By Verashni Pillay
| explain.co.za
Journalists are supposed to be the eyes and ears of the world, but in Gaza, those eyes and ears are being silenced at an unprecedented rate. The deliberate killing of Al Jazeera’s Anas al-Sharif this week has once again put Israel’s war on journalists under the spotlight, raising urgent questions about press freedom, accountability, and the right to tell the truth from the ground. Here’s what you need to know.
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