- 7 July, 2024
‘You can’t hear anything’ – South Africa combat noise with LED traffic signals
South Africa head coach Jacques Nienaber has revealed how his coaching team used traffic light signals to communicate with each
Ethiopia has completed filling The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is set to double the country’s electricity generation and become Africa’s biggest dam. Egypt fiercely
What we know about Alex Okosi, Google’s managing director for Africa
Alex Okosi has been named Google’s Managing Director for Africa. The media and tech executive is now tasked with driving
Whistleblowers to receive 10% of loot from economic crimes – Ghana’s Attorney General reveals
Ghana has introduced a new law that offers incentives to whistleblowers who report economic crimes and misconduct, according to the
Nairobi Hotels Sold Out Ksh 2 Million Presidential Suites During the Climate Summit
High-end hotels in Nairobi are raking in big bucks thanks to the Africa Climate Summit that just wrapped up. They’ve
African borrowing costs surge in the international market as a result of attractive US rates
African nations struggle with high borrowing costs due to attractive US rates. Risk aversion and challenging economic conditions hinder market
The G20 has agreed to make the African Union a permanent member
The African Union has been granted permanent member status in the Group of 20 top world economies, Indian Prime Minister
Jobless and living off mom’s pension: South African doctors trained abroad sick of HPCSA exam delays
Medical doctors trained abroad are unable to write their board exams. This means that they can’t practise in South Africa
South Africa joins China’s moon base project
A render depicting phase 3 of the ILRS roadmap. Credit: CNSA South Africa has formally joined the China-led ILRS project