Mandela Goes From Hero to Scapegoat as South Africa Struggles

https://static01.nyt.com/images/2023/07/18/multimedia/18safrica-mandela-day-promo/18safrica-mandela-day-01-btkh-moth.jpgNel­son Man­dela is revered world­wide and cel­e­brat­ed on July 18, his birth­day. But at home, a younger gen­er­a­tion is dis­il­lu­sioned with the coun­try, his par­ty and the anti-apartheid leader, too.

The EU has revealed its blueprint to curb migration

BRUSSELS — Cash is king in the EU’s plan to stop migrants from com­ing to Europe. On Sun­day, the EU final­ized a deal with Tunisia — a com­mon depar­ture point for peo­ple seek­ing asy­lum in Europe — that essen­tial­ly offers the coun­try mil­lions in exchange for help block­ing the boats that have been car­ry­ing a grow­ing number…

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Wagner and Russia are here to stay in Africa, says Lavrov

PARIS – Russia’s For­eign Min­is­ter Sergey Lavrov has vowed Wagner’s oper­a­tions in Mali and the Cen­tral African Repub­lic “will con­tin­ue” despite the failed rebel­lion led by Yevge­ny Prigozhin, leader of the mer­ce­nary Wag­n­er Group. The para­mil­i­tary group has expand­ed its reach across Latin Amer­i­ca, the Mid­dle East and Africa in recent years and it has been…

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