Egypt and Greece have reaffirmed their commitment to an ambitious energy project that will connect the two countries through a 1,000-kilometer undersea power cable. The interconnection is designed to transport renewable energy from Egypt to Europe. During a meeting in Athens, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Egyptian President
As we head into Mother’s Day, it’s important to talk about the things many mothers go through but rarely discuss. One of those is postpartum hair loss – a condition that affects most new moms but often goes unspoken, misunderstood, or brushed off. In this media release, Dr Kashmal
The Constitutional Court has upheld a ruling that declares section 6(1)(a) of the Citizenship Act unconstitutional. This section previously stated that South African citizens would automatically lose their citizenship if they voluntarily acquired citizenship of another country, unless they applied for and were granted permission to retain their South African
In the first quarter of 2025, poachers killed more than 100 rhinos in South Africa, with most incidents occurring within national parks. The figure underscores the continued threat facing one of the world’s most iconic and endangered animals. Environment Minister Dion George reported that 103 rhinos were killed between
Joburg cop denied emergency help as R35 million debt blocks access A Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) officer, identified as Mashigo Lerutwane, is fighting for his life in ICU after being shot while on duty and reportedly denied emergency treatment at Netcare Milpark Hospital. The hospital refused to treat him
GRASSLAND GETS A FACE-LIFT By. Steven Van Vollenhoven A joint initiative by the Free State Provincial Government and Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality is transforming infrastructure in Grassland, Bloemfontein, through a comprehensive road rehabilitation and environmental cleanup programme. Spearheaded by Free State Premier MaQueen Letsoha-Mathae and Mangaung Metro Executive Mayor
GraceWorld is Fully Vetted as a Trusted Organization Working on Period Poverty, Food Poverty, Fostering a Brighter Future through Youth Support and Education in South Africa. April 29, 2025 — GraceWorld announced today that it has become an official nonprofit partner of GlobalGiving after completing its Pathway program and
The harvesting of a culturally significant plant used to make traditional Zulu crafts will begin next week in KwaZulu-Natal. The harvesting season for incema, also known as common rush, has been officially scheduled for areas within the wetlands park. This plant plays an important role in the lives
Gauteng’s R34 Million rent bill sparks outrage as 41 vacant government buildings go unused The Gauteng provincial government is facing intense criticism for spending R34 million a month to rent 11 head office buildings in Johannesburg’s CBD, while 41 government-owned properties across the province lie vacant. The annual rental cost
