Waste-to-Energy options offer South Africa a way out of its landfill crisis
As our waste crisis deepens, South Africa’s landfills risk looming exhaustion, experts warn. According to Mark Williams-Wynn of the Institute […]
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Second Group of White Afrikaners Quietly Arrives in US Under Trump Resettlement Plan
A second group of white Afrikaners has quietly touched down in the United States, part of a controversial resettlement programme
Funeral Service of Olorato Mongale
Just five days before she was murdered, Olorato Mongale was shopping with her mom in a Bloemfontein mall when a
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,
SABC pulls plug on “Muvhango” after 27 years
SABC pulls plug on Muvhango after 27 years, introduces Pimville Queens In a shock move, the South African Broadcasting Corporation
South Africa Proposes LNG Deal to Protect Key Exports Amid Strained US Relations
In a bold move to safeguard its automotive exports and stabilize its economy, South Africa has proposed a trade deal
“Are We Still a Sovereign Nation? Two South Africans Take President to Court Over Alleged Secret U.S. Corporation Registration”
While South Africans were battling the early waves of the COVID-19 pandemic — lockdowns, job losses, and an overwhelmed health
South Africa and UAE Unite to Launch Joint Satellite Mission
In a bold step toward strengthening space cooperation, South Africa and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have announced a joint
South Africa Sees Drop in Murder Rates, But Violence Still Shadows Daily Life
South Africa’s latest crime statistics offer a glimmer of hope—but also a sobering reminder of the work still ahead.
Disgraced advocate Dirk Prinsloo fights deportation
Fugitive SA Advocate Dirk Prinsloo located in Lithuania, fights deportation Nearly two decades after fleeing South Africa, disgraced former advocate