Ebrahim Rasool’s diplomatic recall sparks debate on shifting US-SA ties, ambassadorial ethics, and the politics of disclosure ...

South Africa's diplomat Ebrahim Rasool was welcomed as a hero in his home in Cape Town. But his departure marked an unusually big step in deteriorating ties between Washington and Pretoria.The crowds ...

Former South African ambassador to the United States of America Ebrahim Rasool spoke about the remarks he made which led to his expulsion from the US.

Rasool's pro-Palestinian views and criticism of Israel seemed to have also played a part in the measure The US Government expelled South Africa’s Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool this weekend after ...

The position is vacant following the well-documented recent expulsion of Ebrahim Rasool from the role. For the latest politics news, bookmark The South African website’s dedicated section for ...

Ebrahim Rasool, former South African Ambassador to the US, returns home to a hero's welcome after being declared 'persona non grata' by the Trump administration.

Crowds at Cape Town International Airport surrounded Ebrahim Rasool and his wife Rosieda as they emerged in the arrivals terminal in their hometown, and they needed a police escort to help them ...

South African ambassador to the United States Ebrahim Rasool, who was expelled from the country and labeled persona non grata by the Trump administration, arrived home on Sunday to a warm welcome, ...

Many Capetonians came out to show support for Rasool and his wife, Rosieda, as they returned to the country after a long ...

Rasool explained that his remarks were to South African intelligentsia, intellectuals, political leaders and others to alert them to a change of tradition in the United States, and seeing that the old ...

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Ebrahim Rasool’s expulsion serves as a critical case study of diplomatic missteps. While his defenders may argue that he stood by his principles, the reality remains: diplomacy demands prudence, not ...