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Discussions are under way for a U.N. investigation into the killing of more than 390 employees in the two-year Gaza war, the head of the U.N. Palestinian refugee agency said on Tuesday, making it the deadliest conflict in the body’s history.
Over 85 000 tickets were made available for this Soweto Derby match between Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs on 26 April.
South Africa will reduce a tax imposed on fuel to offset the impact of surging oil prices on domestic fuel, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana said.
An attempt to have the December election of Loyiso Masuku as the ANC Greater Johannesburg region chairperson overturned has fallen flat after the Gauteng High Court struck the matter off the court roll.
Bafana Bafana return to the Mother City on Tuesday, 31 March to face Panama at Cape Town Stadium in what promises to be a packed house.
Heart surgery patients at Johannesburg’s Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital have a one in five chance of dying from surgery.
The government has little room to soften April’s fuel price shock, as reducing levies would undermine efforts to stabilise South Africa’s debt.
The Orange Art Project, a Cape Town nonprofit, is inspiring creativity among foster children by facilitating art sessions run by practising artists in homes across the city.
Tourists from the United States, United Kingdom and Germany clearly prefer the sunny reality of South Africa over exaggerated fears.
India-based Varun Beverages has completed its acquisition of South African soft-drink maker Twizza through The Beverage Company.
South Africa throws away roughly a third of all the food it produces every year, about 10 million tonnes, while millions go hungry. On International Zero Waste Day, the question isn’t whether we have enough food. It’s why so much of it ends up in a landfill instead of on a plate, why we don’t understand the full extent of the issue, and what we can do to change it.
Cape Town wants to break into a global outsourcing industry dominated by India, but it will require overcoming a vast gap in scale and cost competitiveness.
The national power utility is heading for a second year of profits but experts say tariff hikes and state bailouts remain central to its financial recovery
Gauteng’s rapid rail system could soon reach more communities, bringing faster, more connected travel across the province.
Remgro is moving ahead with its R16.3 billion deal to acquire full ownership of Mediclinic’s Southern African operations.
Construction of the retail phase of Cape Town’s Golden Acre redevelopment has begun, advancing plans to transform the commuter hub into a safer, modern mixed-use precinct.
Analysts say that uncertainty regarding private property rights and burdensome BEE regulations are discouraging investors from turning large investment pledges into real economic activity.
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While global tensions play out in real time, their lasting effect will not be measured only in territory or political outcomes. It will be measured in how economies are reshaped, how systems evolve and how people are positioned within this reality