Youth Capital calls for equal support for TVET colleges
Youth Capital calls for urgent intervention to address systemic challenges facing TVET colleges.
South Africa
Bester makes urgent application challenging escape charges
Thabo Bester makes urgent application challenging charges linked to his escape from custody.
I was asked to change Cradock Four case’s ballistics: De Kok
Former Vlakplaas commander De Kok has refuted any involvement in execution of the Cradock Four
Bellarmine Mugabe, co-accused to back in court
They’re accused of shooting a 23-year-old gardener at the Mugabe residence in Hyde Park in February.
NWU researcher warns of pollution threat to Vaal River aquatic life
Animals are still surviving at the river, the abundance of invertebrates and fish has decreased.
Police kill four suspects in Durban hideout
The suspects were all wanted for business and house robberies and kidnapping.
Ramaphosa says NHI key to bridging public-private healthcare Gap
Ramaphosa says the success reflects the potential of public healthcare when properly supported.
Ramaphosa: Reburial of Khoi and San remains restores dignity
Those reburied on Monday, were unethically exhumed and treated as scientific objects.
Mashatile denies meeting alleged attempted murder accused Cat Matlala
The claims were made by Sergeant Fannie Nkosi at the Madlanga Commission.
Investment in tech to ease Beitbridge immigration pressure: Schreiber
Schreiber says the technology available at the port-of-entry is proving to be effective.
Commission hears Nkosi paid SABC journo for Musa Khawula’s number
Sergeant Nkosi has disputed the notion that he was paying Phiri for Khawula’s personal information.
Lily Mine families frustrated by delayed recovery efforts
Solomon Nyirenda, Pretty Nkambule and Yvonne Mnisi have been stuck in a container since 2016.
News24 | Israel fire at ‘incorrect angle’ killed Israeli farmer near Lebanon border, says IDF
Israel said on Monday its own forces had misfired artillery that killed an Israeli farmer near the Lebanese frontier, the first Israeli civilian killed in a border conflict being waged in parallel with the war in Iran.
All systems go for the sixth South Africa Investment Conference
All systems go for the sixth South Africa Investment Conference
Government is ready to host the sixth edition of the South Africa Investment Conference next week, Trade, Industry and Competition Minister Parks Tau said on Monday.“South Africa is open, South Africa is ready, and South Africa is an investment destination of choice,” Tau said.Addressing the media in Pretoria on the...
Police launch manhunt after fatal shooting of woman in Joburg CBD
The 35-year-old woman was shot and killed at the corner of Fox and Joubert Streets.
Taxi boss tells Nkabinde Enquiry of arrest and torture by police
Mhlongo testified that he was taken to the Cato Manor Organised Crime Unit’s offices
Joburg Emergency Services on high alert over severe storm warning
He says disaster management teams and water rescue units have been deployed across all seven regions
Quality healthcare must be accessible to all South Africans – President
Quality healthcare must be accessible to all South Africans – President
President Cyril Ramaphosa has reaffirmed government’s commitment to ensuring equitable access to quality healthcare, saying excellence in medical care must be available to all South Africans, regardless of their income or location. In his weekly newsletter to the nation on Monday, the President pointed to the...
Nkosi told to inform Sibiya of police raid at ‘Cat’ Matlala’s home
In the text message, Matlala tells Nkosi to inform “our main guy” that police are raiding his home.
Reburial of Khoi San ancestral remains opens path for healing
Reburial of Khoi San ancestral remains opens path for healing
In the vast, arid land of the Namaqua in the Northern Cape – curtained only by rugged hills and rocky mountains – the ancestral remains of 63 Khoi and San peoples have finally come home to rest.During a timespan lasting nearly 60 years between 1868 and 1924, the remains were removed from their homeland without consent...
Tanzania Sponsors Students Abroad for AI and Data Science Training as Part of Digital Skills Push
The Tanzanian government has announced plans to increase the number of specialists in information and communications technology, artificial intelligence and data science by sponsoring students to study abroad while also strengthening local training infrastructure. Minister for Education, Science and Technology Adolf Mkenda said the initiative is designed to prepare the country for growing...