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News24 | Bruce Whitfield | Is SA still eating out? Plus: The rail sensor thieves won’t touch

This is Bruce Whitfield’s Business Week, a weekly News24 podcast that respects your time and intelligence.
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Uganda says August export revenue up 36 per cent on higher gold earnings

The finance ministry says it shipped $889 million worth of the precious metal over the month, up 68.9 per cent from last year.
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WATCH!//Kharas regional governor Dawid Gertzes said FMD disease plunged the country into uncertainty

The post WATCH!//Kharas regional governor Dawid Gertzes said FMD disease plunged the country into uncertainty appeared first on New Era.
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News24 | ‘I knew it was unlawful’: Father admits to raping, murdering 4-year-old daughter

An Eldorado Park father, who has pleaded guilty to raping and murdering his four-year-old daughter, says he knew it was wrong to kill her but did it anyway.
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Businesses called to open doors for young job seekers

Businesses called to open doors for young job seekers President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on businesses to expand employment opportunities for young people, urging employers to look beyond work experience …
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WATCH! Joseph Mbwiti Haufiku, a cattle farmer talks about the benefits N-SHEP

The post WATCH! Joseph Mbwiti Haufiku, a cattle farmer talks about the benefits N-SHEP appeared first on New Era.
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Referees confirmed for Springboks’ next Tests

The Springboks will soon be back in action on their end-of-year tour, and here are the confirmed match official appointments
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Foreign national beaten to death by mob in South Africa’s Durban

A mob of about 50 people beat a foreign national to death Thursday in South Africa's port city of Durban, a flashpoint for anti-migrant sentiment, police said.
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IBM shares fall as results fail to offset broader tech worries

IBM’s quarterly sales rose 5% to $17.1bn, beating analyst estimates, while consulting revenue fell short of expectations.
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SASSA pensioner stretches Older Person’s Grant to support entire household

One retired SASSA grant recipient carries several family members on a single monthly payment, and she has strong opinions about reform.
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Zimbabwe must act now to secure vulnerable websites

With vulnerabilities in websites becoming increasingly visible, Zimbabwean businesses, government departments, schools, financial institutions and other organisations must urgently review their online security. The post Zimbabwe must act now to …
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As food assistance wanes, Palestinians face the prospect of hunger

Palestinians in Gaza face worsening humanitarian conditions as the United Nations had to slash food assistance due to funding shortages, deepening food insecurity for thousands of families who rely on …
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Duo arrested over smuggled South African vehicle

Korombi Muleya (29) and Elelwanni Mbedzi (36) were arrested on October 18 by members of the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Support Unit deployed in Beitbridge under Operation “No to Cross …
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Government investigates gastrointestinal illness cases in the Eastern Cape

Government investigates gastrointestinal illness cases in the Eastern Cape Government has launched an investigation into reported cases of gastrointestinal illness affecting 111 people at Rhodes University in Makhanda and 23 …
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Meta reports $825bn in future spending commitments

The commitments include $355.7bn in future lease obligations and $454.5bn in non-cancellable contracts.
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PRESS FREEDOM: Media wins as court reopens trial of Zuma-linked spy in R12m fraud case

A Gauteng high court order has reopened the R12-million State Security Agency Project Mayibuye trial, granting public and media access while protecting intelligence secrets.
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Chad: Former PM Succès Masra leaves country for medical treatment

His departure to France for medical treatment comes two months after his release from prison following a presidential pardon.
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Senegal: General Strike Continues Amid Protests Against New Labour Laws

[allAfrica] Dakar -- Senegal's labour unions have called for a 72-hour general strike, from October 21 to 23, 2026. The government disputes the legality of the strike, saying the notice …
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‘Stop treating a lack of experience as a lack of ability’: Ramaphosa’s youth unemployment plea

Ramaphosa has urged business to give young people a first chance. Here’s what he said about youth unemployment, and where to find work.
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17 hospitalised over suspected well poisoning

Seventeen people, including a 10-month-old baby, have been admitted to Lundazi District Hospital following suspected water poisoning in Chasefu District. Lundazi District Hospital Acting Medical Superintendent Chota Phiri confirmed that …
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Recovering Daka nears Hamburg return

Chipolopolo striker Patson Daka has started partial training at Bundesliga side Hamburg SV as he nears recovery from a muscle injury. Hamburg say Daka could be an option again during …
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Call for young people to seize available opportunities

Call for young people to seize available opportunities Deputy Minister in the Presidency Nonceba Mhlauli has called on young people to take advantage of education, skills development, employment and entrepreneurship …
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Govt urges timely seed delivery in Northern Province

Government has urged Seed Co Zambia to take advantage of favourable rainfall in Northern Province by ensuring timely delivery of seed to farmers, particularly those in remote areas. Northern Province …
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Kenya: Kenya Searches for Missing Ugandan Contact As Ebola Cases Rise

[RFI] Kenyan authorities are searching for a Ugandan national who came into contact with the country's first Ebola patient in Nairobi, as the number of confirmed cases linked to the …
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News24 | ‘Avoidable’: Experts slam Bronkhorstspruit water crisis, chlorine ‘excuse’

Sewage-contaminated water flowed through taps in Tshwane for 21 days while authorities stayed silent, leaving more than 400 people sick. Experts say the chlorine shortage is a symptom of a …
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