South Africa-Israel spat: Minister Naledi Pandor says her family threatened
In tonight's edition: Israel denies threatening South Africa’s international relations minister. Naledi Pandor says she's worried about the safety of her family since South Africa filed a case before the ICJ accusing Israeli forces of committing genocidal acts against Palestinians. Also, Senegalese security forces use tear gas and rubber bullets to hold back protesters demonstrating against the delay of elections which had been due later this month. And a US museum hands back looted royal artefacts to Ghana's Ashanti king.
In tonight's edition: Israel denies threatening South Africa’s international relations minister. Naledi Pandor says she's worried about the safety of her family since South Africa filed a case before the ICJ accusing Israeli forces of committing genocidal acts against Palestinians. Also, Senegalese security forces use tear gas and rubber bullets to hold back protesters demonstrating against the delay of elections which had been due later this month. And a US museum hands back looted royal artefacts to Ghana's Ashanti king.
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