- 2 July, 2024
South Africa’s coal heartland is not prepared for an energy transition
The province, which accounts for 83% of national coal production, will lose 48,500 jobs at power plants and the mines
Namibia bans poultry imports from South Africa due to bird flu
Namibia has suspended imports of live poultry, birds and poultry products from South Africa after the spread of highly
Unraveling Africa’s Fairy Circle Mystery – Researchers Identify True Source
Scientists confirm that sand termites cause African fairy circles, discrediting theories of grass self-regulation by demonstrating long-term water storage in
Big construction companies must share tenders with smaller industry players, says South African National Roads Agency
It is time for South Africa’s biggest construction companies to “share” with small and medium-sized industry players, says South African
South Africa to host U.S.-Africa trade summit in November amid Russia ties debate
South Africa announced its commitment to host a U.S.-Africa trade summit in November, despite earlier demands from the U.S. legislators
2 liver-eating orcas forced an entire population of great white sharks to flee their home waters
“Shark spotters” documented a sharp decline in sightings after 2019. (Image credit: Morne Hardenberg) South Africa is renowned for having
Harnessing the power of South Africa’s informal startup sector: A catalyst for inclusive growth
Alexandria Procter, Managing Director, Digs Connect and Board Member of the National Youth Development. Agency Instead of criminalising informal activity,
WhatsApp maths hotline is a winning formula – KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
By simply sending a WhatsApp message to 0600 39 00 00, a pupil is granted direct access to a trained
Buthelezi helped ‘avoid disaster’ during South Africa’s transition: Ramaphosa
File photo: Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi. (Darren Stewart/Gallo Images via Getty Images) President Cyril Ramaphosa has praised Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP)
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