President Cyril Ramaphosa has arrived in New Delhi ahead of the 18th BRICS Summit, where South Africa is expected to push its economic and diplomatic priorities. The summit takes place on 12 and 13 Se...
Queen Nompumelelo Mchiza has called for greater investment in young people, saying South Africa’s future depends on giving both girls and boys access to education, sport, technology and opportunity. S...
This week, Carte Blanche examines gang violence on the Cape Flats, a devastating disaster in Nepal and the alleged recruitment of South Africans into the Russia-Ukraine war. Cape Flats Gang Violence T...
South Africans can now apply for or replace their Smart ID cards at 431 bank branches across the country, significantly expanding access to Home Affairs services. The milestone comes just six months a...
A new open-source platform is using artificial intelligence to spot potential red flags in government procurement before questionable deals are finalised. Artificial intelligence could give South Afri...
South Africa has entered the third phase of its Government-Business Partnership for Growth and Jobs, with President Cyril Ramaphosa setting an ambitious target of lifting economic growth to 3% by 2030...
With Gaza’s banking system severely disrupted and cash increasingly scarce, Palestinians are turning to gold as a store of value amid deepening economic uncertainty. The prolonged blockade has restric...
The Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme (ISFAP) is calling for closer collaboration between government, universities, schools, industry and funders to help South Africa tackle its growing shortage...
Gauteng Education MEC Lebogang Maile has urged learners to attend school as normal despite freezing temperatures and wet weather expected across the province on Tuesday, 11 August. The Gauteng Departm...
Private broadcaster Al-Ahrar reported on Monday that Issa had confirmed his resignation. Libya’s parliament, based in the country’s east, appointed Issa and deputy governor Miree al-Barasee in Septemb...
