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Government embraces digital monitoring to drive climate-smart agriculture
Patrick Chitumba, patrick.chitumba@chronicle.co.zw GOVERNMENT is accelerating the digital transformation of the agricultural sector by embracing technology-driven monitoring and evaluation systems aimed at improving programme implementation, boosting climate-smart farming and strengthening…
Phaahla calls for African self-reliance on HIV response financing
Deputy Health Minister Joe Phaahla is attending 26th International AIDS Conference in Brazil.
Zimbabwe, Angola pursue higher education partnerships
Admire Masuku, masukuadmire22@gmail.com ZIMBABWE and Angola are strengthening co-operation in higher education, with universities from the two countries moving to establish partnerships in research, innovation, student and staff exchanges, language…
Tsepiso P challenges social prejudice in new single
Mbulelo Mpofu, mbulelo.smpofu@gmail.com SOUTH Africa-based Zimbabwean Afro-pop musician Tsepiso Phuti, aka Tsepiso P, is using her latest single, ‘Eyamaphara’, to confront one of society’s most persistent habits – judging relationships…
Adv Andrea Johnson returns to the witness stand at Madlanga Inquiry
President Cyril Ramaphosa accepted Andrea Johnson’s resignation as IDAC head on Monday.
SAWS issues disruptive rainfall warning across KZN
The areas expected to be affected include Mtubatuba, Mandeni and Ray Nkonyeni.
News24 | Godongwana shoots down Manamela’s R11m pay bonanza for NSFAS head
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has shot down Higher Education and Training Minister Buti Manamela’s proposed R5.5 million annual remuneration package for NSFAS administrator Hlengani Mathebula.
News24 | Shoprite’s prizewinning bleach bottle started leaking – now it’s plastic again
The award-winning Usave Thin Bleach bottle is once again being made entirely from virgin plastic, and its recycled content claim has quietly come off the label, writes Wendy Knowler.
News24 | Tsotsi over Pi: Matric teachers want pupils to study setworks written by SA authors
Matric teachers believe that the prescribed English literature setworks for Grade 12 should include a novel and a play by South African writers to make them more relevant to pupils.
News24 | Adriaan Basson | The refreshing boldness of Enoch Godongwana
The finance minister is acting without fear or favour at the PIC and in Johannesburg. He needs political and public support to complete the mission, writes Adriaan Basson.
The world is richer than ever, and that might be the problem
Much of the recent wealth growth has come from asset price inflation rather than the building or development of anything new.
Outa sounds alarm over Inseta fund that surged from R20m to R443m
While 879 student beneficiaries reportedly went unpaid for the first five months of 2026.
Tiger’s R200m spend brings Mrs Ball’s home to the Western Cape
Group is investing R1.5bn a year on capex to make its production more competitive …
Court throws out challenge to Gauteng’s mandatory mediation rule
Dismissed as ‘a nullity’ because lawyers’ association did not obtain chief justice’s consent to sue the judge who issued the directive before launching its application.
Growing pushback against forced retirement and medical aid membership
Rising medical inflation, stagnant scheme participation, and mounting financial stress are challenging the traditional model.
Foreign interest in Cape Town property peaks, but what about Gqeberha?
Paul Stevens of Just Property says international purchasing of SA residential property is on the up, with foreign buyers accounting for almost 40% of sales over R20m, mainly in the …
The AI era ban is over — SA schools must embrace the leapfrog generation
Banning AI only drives it underground. By bringing it into the classroom, pupils from both rich and poor backgrounds can benefit.
How SA’s draft procurement regulations will raise costs, deepen corruption
The National Treasury’s proposed preferential procurement regulations have too many objectives, which makes it harder to judge performance.
When a journal falls off the education department list, academics shouldn’t pay the price
A journal that falls off the Department of Higher Education and Training-accredited list can have serious consequences for academics where careers are influenced and past research invalidated.
Taxing Hard Drives, Sparing the Net
[Namibian] Namibia's draft copyright and related rights protection bill proposes a major change in how local artists are compensated.
Why Young Professional Men Should Dress With Intention
[Namibian] There is a common misconception among young professional men that dressing well is expensive, superficial or reserved for people working in fashion.
Manda Gabriel Hosts Gospel Giants for Live Recording
[Namibian] Zoo Park is about to become an altar.
Wiskes - Strong Cabinet Attendance Drives Productive Week in Parliament
[Nyasa Times] Government Chief Whip Patricia Wiskes has described the just-ended parliamentary week as productive, saying ministers and legislators made significant progress addressing issues affecting Malawians through questions, committee reports …
Cop 'Slept With 18-Year-Old Female Suspect to Free Her From Custody
[Nyasa Times] A Malawian police sergeant is facing a bombshell investigation after he allegedly slept with an 18-year-old female suspect in exchange for her release from custody.