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Staff Writer ·24 Jul 2025 US President Donald Trump suggested that he would not go below 15% as he sets so-called reciprocal tariff rates ahead of an 1 August deadline, an indication that the floor for the increased levies was rising. This means that the ‘worst case’ of a 10% tariff that South Africa’s Department …
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Georgia: it’s a tiny country between Russia and Türkiye whose GDP since the early 2000s has been one of the fastest-growing in the world. In a bid to further boost their economy, the Georgian government developed an agricultural development plan and invited South African farmers to relocate there in 2010 to help get it off the ground. Dozens packed up and went. But a lot can change in 15 years. Under a new government, different laws and a changing foreign policy, how are those South Africans doing today? Nickolaus Bauer took a trip to find out.
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South Africa’s ambitions for higher economic growth and more jobs will remain out of reach unless the country gets its infrastructure right. No economy can function – let alone expand – when the basic systems that support daily life and business activity are failing. The latest report from the Institute of Race Relations (IRR), Reinforcing …
Several entities in South Africa have been compromised by hackers who exploited a security vulnerability in Microsoft Corp’s SharePoint servers, according to Eye Security, the cybersecurity company that identified an early wave of attacks last week. Hackers breached about 400 government agencies, corporations and other groups around the world, although the number could be a …
Over the past thirty years, the South African government has repeatedly sold off its crown jewels, gutted the best-performing assets in its portfolio of state-owned companies, and squandered the proceeds. It has also used its entities as job-creation and transformation vehicles, often overburdening state-owned enterprises with employees they don’t have work for. One sobering example …
Staff Writer ·24 Jul 2025 South Africa’s richest city, Johannesburg, is facing a series of challenges, with severe infrastructure problems, weak governance and rampant crime plaguing residents. Johannesburg remains the nation’s financial hub, with several of the largest companies headquartered in the city. The Johannesburg CBD was once the city’s business centre, with Standard Bank, …
South African winters might be mild compared to the Northern Hemisphere’s chill, but they bring their own kind of hiking magic—crisp air, cloudless skies, and the thrill of having the trail mostly to yourself. Whether it’s snow-capped peaks in the Drakensberg, frost-dusted sandstone cliffs in the Free State, or a steamy soak after a mountain …
24 July 2025 – Coach Molefi Ntseki will lead the South African men’s national team that will represent the country in the African Nations Championship (CHAN) next month. The CHAN tournament will be held in East Africa in three countries – Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda – between 2-30 August, 2025 and the South African Football
The post Ntseki announces his SA squad for the African Nations Championship next month appeared first on South African Football Association.
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24 July 2025 – Banyana Banyana go into their final CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) 2024 match with one thing in mind, to end the tournament on a high note. The South African senior women’s national team take on Ghana in a third and fourth playoff match that will be played on Friday
The post We want to end on a high note – Banyana coach Dr Ellis appeared first on South African Football Association.
Dear Editor An oversight visit by the Democratic Alliance (DA) to the SASSA office in Benoni this week has exposed the devastating impact of SASSA’s poorly implemented “fourth payment date” system that is meant to flag beneficiaries for verification. Instead it is throwing them into confusion and placing their social grants at risk. This fourth …
Dear Editor Earlier this week I attended the FMD Indaba opened by Minister Steenhuisen, where he reiterated the urgent need to build local vaccine manufacturing capacity while committing to empowering and restructuring both Onderstepoort Biological Products (OBP) and the Agricultural Research Council (ARC). This was a first-of-its-kind indaba of over 400 key role-players in agriculture …
On Thursday, 24 July 2025, Western Cape Minister of Infrastructure Tertuis Simmers visited the Overberg District to conduct a site visit at the Malgas road re-graveling project; open the newly tarred Buffeljagsbaai road; and hand over houses and title deeds in Gansbaai. The R17 million Malgas road project consists of the re-graveling of the 25km …
Dear Dditor The Democratic Alliance (DA) is proud to welcome over 700 extra Metro Police officers to the front lines of crime prevention in DA-run Cape Town. This major deployment, part of the City’s bold Project 1000, is a way for a capable and committed local government to step-in where the South African Police Service …
Babalwa Latsha will lead the Springbok Women in the first of two international friendlies against the Blacks Ferns XV on Saturday, with both matches to be played at Athlone Stadium in Cape Town. Latsha is one of only four starters in the pack that will wear the same jersey again following their last match, two …
Pedestrians remain the most vulnerable road users, accounting for the majority of lives lost on Western Cape roads this month. Of the 72 road fatalities recorded across the province from 1 to 22 July 2025, pedestrians account for the most deaths, highlighting the need for focused interventions. Many of these incidents occurred in high-density municipal …
Head Coach Bryan Easson has named his team for Scotland Women’s Summer Tests against Italy on Friday 25 July at Stadio Luigi Zaffanella, Viadana (kick-off 6.30pm BST). Easson has selected Emma Wassell to start in the second row, in what will be her first international test since recovering from a benign tumour in her chest …
WesBank is warning car buyers in South Africa in the face of a resurgence of online auction scams, particularly on platforms like TikTok. These fraudsters are preying on unsuspecting customers hoping to snag a bargain in the automotive retail space. How the scams work These sophisticated scammers create convincing fake accounts that use WesBank branding, …
Deputy Minister of Electricity and Energy, Samantha Graham-Maré, is pleased to announce that as of 21 July 2025, over 7,000 public and private buildings have registered for an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). This is in anticipation of the deadline of 7 December 2025. The EPC is part of the Department of Electricity and Energy’s (DEE) …
An explosive start to the 2025 Carling Currie Cup Premier Division is set for this coming weekend, with several exciting matchups taking place from Friday to Sunday, while the Valke will host the NovaVit Griffons in the Carling Currie Cup First Division final in Kempton Park on Saturday. Silverware will be on the line at …
Dear Editor The DA will launch a PAIA application to obtain the names of members of the lottery licence bid evaluation committee, bid adjudication committee and quality assurance committee. Only once these names become public can their connections to the contesting bidders be assessed. Minister Tau has refused to reveal these names to Parliament’s portfolio …
Enlit Africa (http://apo-opa.co/46V5oxu), brought to you by VUKA Group (https://WeAreVUKA.com), is thrilled to announce the release of the Enlit Africa 2025 Post Event Report, a comprehensive summary of the transformative three-day event held in Cape Town. With over 7,000 attendees from 68 countries, this year's gathering solidified its position as a pivotal platform for driving Africa's energy and water transition forward.
The report captures the essence of an event that went beyond dialogue, showcasing real action, bold thinking, and meaningful connections under the theme “Challenge the Status Quo.” It offers a detailed look at the conversations, innovations, and outcomes that are shaping the future of Africa's power, energy, and water sectors.
Download the report (http://apo-opa.co/4kWSaUn)
What's Inside the Report?
Key Themes: The report offers key insight into critical discussions on small modular reactor (SMR) regulation, battery storage, tariff reform, and municipal turnaround strategies, and highlights how these issues are reshaping the continent's energy agenda and driving tangible progress.
Event Highlights:
From inspiring keynotes by leaders like South Africa's Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa to the Renewable Energy & Storage Hub addressing grid and finance gaps, the report showcases moments that defined the event.
The Project & Investment Network facilitated connections between projects and funding, while Women in Energy celebrated inclusive leadership. Water Security Africa reframed water as critical infrastructure.
Site Visit Snapshots:
Beyond the conference, delegates visited live sites showcasing generation, distribution, water, and hybrid energy systems. The report includes reflections on smart infrastructure, storage systems, and sustainable designs in action.
Top Strategic Recommendations:
Actionable guidance across technology, policy, investment, and human capital, backed by evidence and ready for implementation.
Impact by the Numbers:
Data-driven insights into the event's reach and influence, offering proof of the growing momentum behind Africa's energy and water transition. From ROI validation to partnership scouting, the metrics provide essential context for decision-makers.
A Call to Action
The conversations at Enlit Africa 2025 sparked a movement, but the work doesn't stop here. The Post Event Report is a tool to reconnect with key moments, reflect on critical insights, and stay ahead in shaping Africa's sustainable future.
Download your copy (http://apo-opa.co/46V5oxu) of the Enlit Africa 2025 Post Event Report today to explore the metrics, strategies, and stories behind the movement. Join us in carrying this momentum forward as we continue to transform Africa's power, energy, and water sectors together.
Save the date for Enlit Africa 2026: 19 – 21 May 2026 at the CTICC in Cape Town, South Africa. Pre-register here (http://apo-opa.co/4o0ihwx).
Distributed by APO Group on behalf of VUKA Group.
Contact details:
For sponsorship or exhibition opportunities, contact Marcel du Toit: marcel.dutoit@wearevuka.com
For speaking opportunities, contact Boipelo Mothlowa: Boipelo.mothlowa@wearevuka.com
For media enquiries, contact Natalie Simms: Natalie.simms@wearevuka.com
About Enlit Africa:
Enlit Africa brings the top manufacturers, associations, institutions, and government leaders together to shape a sustainable, prosperous energy and water future for Africa. A leading power, energy and water conference and exhibition, Enlit Africa is designed to provide a unique platform to connect decision-makers and determine Africa's future direction of travel.
Enlit Africa takes place annually at the CTICC, Cape Town, South Africa. The event is CPD accredited by the SAIEE and SAICE, thereby contributing to the professional development of industry experts.
For more information, please visit the Enlit Africa website at https://Enlit-Africa.com or contact our team at info@enlit-africa.com.
About The VUKA Group:
VUKA Group (https://WeAreVUKA.com) brings people and organisations together to connect with information and each other in meaningful conversations to reach the next level of growth in their industry ecosystem. With 20 years of experience in Africa, the group serves the Energy, Mining, Smart Mobility, Transport and Retail sectors, through a range of industry touchpoints across digital, print and in-person platforms. With a commitment to data at its core, the group is well-positioned to support industry stakeholders today and into the future. Operating from Cape Town, South Africa the group is actively involved in projects across continental Africa and boasts a diverse African team who take great pride in the work they do for the sectors and markets they serve.
South African filmmaker and ocean lover Kabeer Shaik has teamed up with the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) to create a powerful new awareness video spotlighting the NSRI’s Beach Safety Camera Project. He donated his time and skills to help amplify the story of technology and teamwork saving lives along our coastline. Kabeer visited the …
