Category: South Africa

To my fellow animal lovers and agriculture enthusiasts! Today, we’re discussing a topic that’s been causing quite a stir in South Africa’s farming community: Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD). It’s not the most cheerful subject, I know, but it’s super important for our country’s livestock and economy. So, let’s chat

The North West Province is starting an exciting new chapter with the reopening of a gold processing plant in Orkney. China-African Precious Metals has put R2 billion into this project, bringing much-needed jobs and hope to our local communities. This investment will create 4,000 new jobs in an area that

Let’s talk about something that affects many of us, either directly or through someone we know. A recent study by the Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) has shown that more than 7 million women in South Africa have faced physical violence in their lives. This isn’t just a number –

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s recent announcement has caught everyone’s attention – all spaza shops must now register within 21 days. This comes after a heart-breaking series of events where several children lost their lives due to food-related illnesses. As someone who regularly visits these local shops, I understand how important this

In a move that has caught the attention of diplomatic circles, Reuben Brigety has stepped down from his position as the US Ambassador to South Africa. His resignation comes shortly after Donald Trump secured victory in the recent presidential election, marking a significant shift in US diplomatic leadership. Background Information

Let’s talk about happiness – that warm, fuzzy feeling we all love. While it might seem hard to catch sometimes, happiness isn’t some distant dream. It’s right here, available to all of us through simple daily actions. The best part? You don’t need anything fancy or expensive. Today, I’ll share

Recent food-related incidents have left many South African families worried about their safety. In the past few months, we’ve seen several cases of food-borne illnesses affecting our communities, with children being the most vulnerable victims. The government has recognized this growing concern and is taking steps to address these challenges.

Have you ever wondered if the food you’re buying is actually what it claims to be? Here in South Africa, we’re facing a serious problem with fake food products showing up on our store shelves. From mislabeled canned goods to dangerous imitation products, these counterfeits aren’t just disappointing – they’re

Gender-based violence (GBV) affects millions of people worldwide, particularly women and children. It includes physical, emotional, and sexual abuse that happens because of someone’s gender. In our communities, GBV creates lasting trauma not just for survivors, but for families and society as a whole. Recently, at the re-launch of the