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Technically, Iran has no legal basis to charge fees or close the Strait. Egypt's right to charge tolls for the Suez Canal is part of the 1888 Constantinople Convention, which also guarantees freedom of navigation for all nations. Egypt was granted ownership and sovereignty of the Suez Canal by the United Nations. The Strait of Hormuz is a natural international strait, not a man-made canal like the Suez. Under UN convention, all ships have an unconditional right of transit passage through the Strait. Most importantly, the Suez has an alternative - going around Africa, albeit a longer route. The Strait of Hormuz has limited alternatives, as we have quickly found out.

Spring Break goes WILD☀️ 🍺🤪 and the students have NO IDEA what’s going on🤣 “The BIGGEST issue in America is what BIKINI I’m wearing tomorrow”👙 “We’re going to war with IRAQ that’s been crazy”🤔 “I’ve NEVER heard the word Ayatollah in my life”🫢 “Is Venezuela in SPAIN?”😬😬😬

If a black South African has 2 PhDs, let alone a black woman, let alone 3, it would be known from Musina to Muizenberg.

Serious serious Shaka-Zulu was gay ? 😭

Trump on Iranian leaders: "They're gonna make a deal. They did something yesterday that was amazing actually. They gave us a present, and the present arrived today. It was a very big present worth a tremendous amount of money. I'm not gonna tell you what that present is but it was very significant prize."

Seeing Black ICE agents doesn't sit right with my spirit.

No one is as desperate as a 30 something man who has decided it’s time for him to get married.😂😂

“Who has actually been empowered by BBBEE?” Let me answer that directly. I have. Not through tenders. Not through shortcuts. Not through connections. Through access. Access to an industry that was historically closed. Access to opportunities that allowed me to build real capability. Access to participate in an economy that was never designed for me. From there, everything else was execution. Today, I run a broadcast systems integration company and a dubbing studio. We create jobs. We train people. We build workflows and systems that compete at a global level. That didn’t happen in isolation. Policies like BBBEE, especially in areas like skills development and supplier development, helped create an entry point. Are there problems? Yes. Are there abuses? Definitely. But dismissing the entire framework ignores the fact that some of us didn’t just benefit, we built on top of that opportunity. The real conversation is not whether empowerment exists. It’s how to fix what’s broken without destroying what works.

Armada offensive 🇫🇷🔥

🚨 BREAKING ​U.S. Secretary of Defense Hegseth: "Never in history has a country been defeated as Iran has... We wiped it off the face of the earth, and then it was defeated." ​We leave the response to you in the comments!