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Who is Orlando Pirates new striker? Meet Sebastian Pedersen
From his home to his achievements, here's five things to know about newly signed Orlando Pirates striker Sebastian Pedersen.
UNAIDS warns funding cuts threaten progress to eliminate HIV/AIDS
UNAIDS warned Monday that global funding cuts, growing inequality and setbacks to human rights are threatening decades of progress in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
Insurgents step up attacks in Cabo Delgado following battle for Catupa
Insurgents split into several groups, raiding villages and gold mines and threatening movement on the two main roads linking the north and south of the province
Libya orders army to expel protesters from gas plant
The internationally-recognised government in divided Libya said it has ordered the army to regain control of a gas plant after a group of protesters forced their way in, risking a …
The tech master plan for the Cape Winelands Airport
An Aerospace Village, a drone corridor and satellite research anchor the multibillion-rand airport development's plans.
Ncora community to receive title deed in land restitution milestone
Ncora community to receive title deed in land restitution milestone Decades after being dispossessed of their land through racially discriminatory laws, policies and practices of the past, the Ncora community …
Constitution's multilingual promise must be fulfilled within justice system
Constitution's multilingual promise must be fulfilled within justice system South Africa’s justice system must move beyond merely interpreting indigenous languages in courtrooms to developing them as languages of legal education, …
ADMISSIONS PROCESS: Gauteng Grade 1 and 8 applications set for August — What parents must know
The Gauteng Department of Education will open online admissions for 2027 Grade 1 and 8 placements on 5 August. As MEC Lebogang Maile urges early preparation, opposition critics warn that …
Nudges Toward Dialogue in Cabo Delgado
[Mozambique News Reports And Clippings] Two public pushes for peace talks this month, changes in Frelimo and the insurgents, and a more public recognition that the Cabo Delgado war will …
The Comoros: Moroni residents struggle amid water shortages
In Moroni, some residents are waking up every day before dawn in the hopes of getting water from one of the few communal water points in their district.
Cape Town’s wealth boom, influence draws private members’ club
Located within the Cape Grace hotel estate on a private quay at the V&A Waterfront, the club is the latest sign of Cape Town’s growing economic and cultural influence.
Coca-Cola raises guidance, buoyed by World Cup sales lift
The stock gained 20% this year through Monday’s close, compared with a roughly 8% increase in the S&P 500 Index.
Affordable electric vehicles gain traction as petrol costs bite
‘The real game changer came from BYD with the Dolphin Surf, and now Geely with the E2, which has come in at a very different price point, you're talking about …
News24 | Clothes encounter: Lions swipe camper’s suitcase and turn campsite into a catwalk
Campers who spotted three lionesses playing with a shirt or a pair of shorts in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park last week needn’t worry. The clothes belonged to a camper from …
SANRAL to scrap contractor panels and revert to open tenders
SANRAL to scrap contractor panels and revert to open tenders The South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited (SANRAL) will revert to open tender processes for routine road maintenance and …
Ghana: Africa Must Confront Xenophobia Decisively
[Ghanaian Times] The confirmation yesterday by the Minister of Foreign Affairs that two Ghanaians have been killed in renewed xenophobic attacks in South Africa is both troubling and unacceptable.
News24 | Municipal shake-ups loom as ANC prepares to unveil successful mayoral candidates
The ANC will announce mayoral candidates for the 4 November election in mid-August, with some mayors expected to resume their duties as soon as the names are made known.
One year after Komanda massacre, survivors call for peace and protection
Despite the trauma, daily life is gradually returning to Komanda. Markets and shops have reopened, and residents say security has improved, with increased patrols by police and the Armed Forces …