R1.7 Billion Supplier Debt Crisis Hits KwaZulu-Natal Health Department, Threatens Services
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health (KZN DoH) is under intense scrutiny after revealing it owes suppliers more than R1.7 billion — a financial crisis that opposition leaders and unions warn…
VAT Reversal Highlights Strengths of South Africa’s New Coalition Government
South Africa’s emerging Government of National Unity (GNU) has passed a major political test, with coalition partners successfully blocking a proposed VAT increase — a move widely seen as a…
Cape Town Mayor Condemns Bomb Threat Against District Six Mosque
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has confirmed that his office is working closely with police to investigate a bomb threat made against the Al-Azhar Mosque in District Six, describing the…
South African Avocados Make Inroads into China via ZZ2 and Core Fruit Partnership
South African avocado growers are making a bold move into the Chinese market as the first shipments from agricultural heavyweight ZZ2 arrive in Asia, backed by a robust export partnership…
SANDF Intercepts Fewer Illegal Immigrants in April Amid Sharp Drop from March
The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) reported a sharp decrease in illegal border crossings during April, marking it as a relatively “quiet” month in comparison to March, according to…
Three Missing Free State Police Officers Confirmed Dead After Hennops River Tragedy
Centurion, South Africa – April 29, 2025 — National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola has confirmed that three Free State police officers reported missing last week are among five bodies…
U.S.-Africa Energy Forum 2025 Opens in Houston with Bold Push for American Investment in African Energy Markets
Houston, USA – April 29, 2025 — The U.S.-Africa Energy Forum (USAEF) returned to Houston today, launching a high-powered agenda aimed at boosting American investment, technology transfer, and private-sector engagement…
Witness Contradicts Family Account in Luthuli Death Inquest
KwaZulu-Natal | April 29, 2025 — A hospital clerk who was on duty the day Chief Albert Luthuli died in 1967 has testified that he saw no visible injuries on…
Easter Road Fatalities in South Africa Drop by 32.5%, But Poor Infrastructure Claims 11 Lives
Pretoria | April 29, 2025 — South Africa’s Transport Ministry has reported a significant decline in Easter weekend road fatalities, dropping from 307 deaths in 2024 to 167 this year.…
KSP Network Lights the Way for Africa’s Tech-Savvy Retail Pioneers
Klakpad isn’t just transforming businesses, it’s transforming lives. Through the Klakpad Sellers Partnership Program (KSP), the company is building a dynamic network of young, driven entrepreneurs and sales professionals who…