Newcastle: South Africa’s textile industry is facing a workforce crisis after thousands of migrant workers fled the country in the past few months, in the wake of violent xenophobic protests. The campaign led by anti-immigrant group March and March so…

Harare: The European Union is reinforcing its support with USD 345,000 in humanitarian aid to contribute to the support to the increased number of Zimbabweans returnees fleeing violence in South Africa and to strengthen Zimbabwe’s response to a surgin…

Cape town: As new technologies continue to reshape the financial system, stablecoins are drawing increased attention for their potential benefits and risks, particularly in emerging markets. Speaking at the University of Cape Town, a leading expert hi…

Johannesburg: In a year marking significant anniversaries in South Africa’s democratic journey, the government is actively engaging communities to celebrate 32 years of democracy. This initiative commemorates 30 years since the adoption of the Constit…

Johannesburg: Citizenship is often taken for granted, rooted in documents like birth certificates and passports. However, for many in South Africa, statelessness presents a barrier to accessing these basic legal identifiers, leaving them on the margin…

Cape town: The Western Cape Department of Economic Development and Tourism (DEDAT), in collaboration with the International Trade Institute of Southern Africa (ITISA), has introduced a free Online Export Course designed to equip local businesses with …

Seychelles: President Dr. Patrick Herminie chaired a Cabinet meeting on August 5th, where several legal and policy memoranda were approved, marking significant steps in governance, economic, and technological sectors.

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Pretoria: Higher Education and Training Deputy Minister Yusuf Cassim has welcomed the Transport Education and Training Authority’s (TETA) commitment to accelerate the payment of outstanding student bursary allowances and apprentice stipends following …