
MK Party officially launches its Youth League
MK Party officially launches its Youth League source

Rain admit to network issues, defends pricing in Parliament, says it offers top value for households
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South African Parliament summons mobile giants over data costs
South Africa’s Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies has called the country’s major mobile network operators, Vodacom, MTN, Cell C, Telkom, and Rain to appear before it on Friday, June 13, in a bid to tackle persistent concerns over high data costs and patchy network connectivity. source

Nigeria Cuts Fuel Imports as Dangote Refinery Rises—South Africa Now Africa’s Top Petrol Buyer
A major energy shift is unfolding across Africa. For years, Nigeria held the title of Africa’s largest petrol importer. Now, that crown has passed to South Africa. A new report by energy consultancy CITAC reveals that Nigeria’s dependence on imported fuel has dropped significantly, thanks in large part to

Ramaphosa urges broadening economic ownership to boost inclusivity and tackle inequality in SA.
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Nigeria Launches AfCFTA Air Corridor to Boost Trade with Africa and Cut Export Costs
In a significant move to strengthen trade ties across Africa, Nigeria has launched a new air corridor under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement, linking exporters directly to Kenya, Uganda, and South Africa. The announcement was made by the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr. Jumoke

Malema ends speech with “Kill the Boer” chant days after Trump showed Ramaphosa videos.
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eThekwini’s R1.5 Billion Loan Plan Raises Concerns Among Ratepayers and Opposition
The eThekwini Municipality plans to borrow R1.5 billion to fund capital projects in the upcoming 2024/2025 financial year — a move that’s drawing concern from opposition parties and residents alike. Municipal officials presented the borrowing proposal during an Executive Committee (Exco) meeting on Friday, noting that the loan would

