Pretoria: As the first Black South African woman to earn a university degree in the United States in 1901, struggle stalwart Charlotte Mannya Maxeke broke barriers and laid the foundation for generations of women to pursue education, leadership, and s…

Pretoria: A chance encounter with a German tourist in a restaurant in Vilakazi Street, Soweto, has transformed North West farmer Mems Ramaila’s curiosity about beekeeping into a thriving agribusiness. Today, her company, Bee African, is gaining recogn…

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…

Cape town: The Judicial Matters Amendment Bill aims to address legal uncertainties and improve justice administration across multiple areas, Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, Andries Nel, stated during a briefing to Parliament…

Cape town: The Portfolio Committee on Agriculture has concluded its engagements with the Minister of Agriculture, provincial MECs for agriculture, and senior officials from the national and provincial departments of agriculture on provincial intervent…

Johannesburg: South Africans must celebrate the gains of democracy, while remaining committed to addressing the challenges that continue to confront communities across the country. This was the message delivered by Deputy Minister in the Presidency Ke…