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27 April 2026

From R5,000 to R40,000 in Two Days: SA Show Up for Wellington! | SA News

Location: News

Wellington just needed a way to get to his driver’s licence test… what he got instead was a community that refused to let him “drive” that road alone. South Africa (26 April 2026) – Two days. That’s all it took for a story to turn into something far bigger than anyone expected… and for one …

Read moreFrom R5,000 to R40,000 in Two Days: SA Show Up for Wellington! | SA News
27 April 2026

Jet fuel crunch may ground regional flights in South Africa | The Citizen | SA News

Location: News

‘Even when the blockades are lifted, it will take months at the very least for fuel production to return to its previous output.’ A looming jet fuel supply crunch in Southern Africa is raising concern among airlines, with operators warning that uncertainty over availability beyond May could disrupt schedules and push up costs across the …

Read moreJet fuel crunch may ground regional flights in South Africa | The Citizen | SA News
27 April 2026

Iran war triggers global shockwaves across energy, food and finance systems, analysts warn | SA News

Location: News

The US-Israel war on Iran is exposing deep structural vulnerabilities in the global economy, sending shockwaves through energy markets, driving up fertiliser costs and threatening food security in ways that could linger well beyond the immediate crisis, analysts at the World Resources Institute (WRI) have warned.  At a briefing this week, ahead of the First …

Read moreIran war triggers global shockwaves across energy, food and finance systems, analysts warn | SA News
27 April 2026

Huge problem for medical aid members in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Luke Fraser  ·26 Apr 2026 Many South Africans believe that joining a medical scheme means that their hospital treatment is fully covered, only to be shocked when they receive their bill. James White, Director of Sales at Turnberry Management Risk Solutions, said that patients are increasingly having to pay out of pocket despite being part …

Read moreHuge problem for medical aid members in South Africa | SA News
27 April 2026

South African scientists edit grapevine DNA for the first time | wine.co.za | SA News

Location: News

Researchers in South Africa said they have, for the first time, edited the DNA of a woody crop plant on the continent, using CRISPR to alter a grapevine gene tied to disease susceptibility and water stress. The work, led by Stellenbosch University and the Agricultural Research Council, focused on VvDMR6.1, a gene that appears to …

Read moreSouth African scientists edit grapevine DNA for the first time | wine.co.za | SA News
27 April 2026

Cardinal Brislin Calls for Unity, Gratitude, and Solidarity on Freedom Day – SACBC | SA News

Location: News

As South Africans commemorate Freedom Day, marking the birth of democracy and the end of apartheid, the President of the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference (SACBC) calls on citizens to give thanks for the country’s hard-won freedom and to work together to overcome persistent challenges such as corruption, violence, and xenophobia. In a message shared …

Read moreCardinal Brislin Calls for Unity, Gratitude, and Solidarity on Freedom Day – SACBC | SA News
27 April 2026

Exile children have mixed feelings about the state of South Africa | SA News

Location: News

JOHANNESBURG – Those who grew up in exile during apartheid said fixing youth unemployment is the only way to ensure young people feel and taste the fruits of democracy. Many struggle activists fled South Africa to neighbouring countries such as Lesotho, Eswatini, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Zambia, and Tanzania. Others went to the Soviet Union, Cuba, China, Spain, and the …

Read moreExile children have mixed feelings about the state of South Africa | SA News
27 April 2026

South Africans moving to smart city known as the “Boere Monaco” in the safest country in Africa | SA News

Location: News

Malcolm Libera  ·26 Apr 2026 Many South Africans have moved to a place in Mauritius nicknamed the “Boere Monaco” because of the growing South African population. Speaking in an interview with BizNews, Brenthurst Wealth Management director Magnus Heystek said South Africans are increasingly relocating to Mauritius. He added that this is largely due to its …

Read moreSouth Africans moving to smart city known as the “Boere Monaco” in the safest country in Africa | SA News
27 April 2026

Electricity tariffs and inequality: A system in crisis | SA News

Location: News

South Africa’s electricity pricing system is no longer working for the majority of its people.  What is presented as a technical exercise in tariff adjustment has become a mechanism that deepens inequality, entrenches energy poverty, and shifts the burden of systemic failure onto households who are least able to carry it. Municipalities across the country …

Read moreElectricity tariffs and inequality: A system in crisis | SA News
27 April 2026

40% of car brands in South Africa are now Chinese | SA News

Location: News

There are at least 55 passenger car and light commercial vehicle brands operating in South Africa, nearly 40% of which are Chinese. This wasn’t always the case, as automakers from the People’s Republic have poured into South Africa in rapid succession over the past five years. Brands like Chery and GWM have enjoyed great success …

Read more40% of car brands in South Africa are now Chinese | SA News
27 April 2026

Malatsi withdraws SA’s draft national AI policy | SA News

Location: News

Solly Malatsi, communications and digital technologies minister. Communications minister Solly Malatsi has decided to withdraw South Africa’s draft National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy, citing integrity as the reason behind the move. This, after a News24 report at the weekend uncovered fake and made-up research used to draft the country’s AI framework. The news outlet stated that several …

Read moreMalatsi withdraws SA’s draft national AI policy | SA News
27 April 2026

Dirty diesel hits South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Malcolm Libera  ·26 Apr 2026 South African motorists are being warned of a rise in adulterated fuel in South Africa, amid record-high diesel prices in the country.  According to the CEF’s latest snapshot, the under-recovery for diesel has pulled back to around R5.93 per litre, down more than 66% over the same period. However, even …

Read moreDirty diesel hits South Africa | SA News
27 April 2026

SA surgeon leads Africa’s first lymphatic bypass for Alzheimer’s. The results are encouraging | News24 | SA News

Location: News

Dr Ben Moodie and his surgical team perform the experimental lymphovenous bypass procedure at Cintocare Hospital in Pretoria on 7 April. Dr Ben Moodie/Supplied Be among those who shape the future with knowledge. Uncover exclusive stories that captivate your mind and heart with our FREE 14-day subscription trial. Dive into a world of inspiration, learning, …

Read moreSA surgeon leads Africa’s first lymphatic bypass for Alzheimer’s. The results are encouraging | News24 | SA News
27 April 2026

Call to rethink climate action in developing nations | SA News

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Department of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment (DFFE) Minister Willie Aucamp has issued a call to reframe the narrative surrounding climate action in developing economies. Aucamp attended the 17th Petersberg Climate Dialogue held in Berlin, Germany, earlier this week.“Developing economy countries are not simply asking for handouts. There are a number of mutually beneficial opportunities …

Read moreCall to rethink climate action in developing nations | SA News
26 April 2026

SAICA and US Accounting Bodies Renew Mutual Recognition Agreement to Enhance Global Professional Mobility | SA News

Location: News

This milestone agreement, effective from January 27, 2026, until June 30, 2031, reaffirms the substantial equivalency between the Chartered Accountant South Africa [CA(SA)] designation and the United States Certified Public Accountant (US CPA) credential. The renewal provides a streamlined pathway for qualified professionals in both jurisdictions to obtain reciprocal credentials, fostering greater international mobility for …

Read moreSAICA and US Accounting Bodies Renew Mutual Recognition Agreement to Enhance Global Professional Mobility | SA News
26 April 2026

Lodge A Mediation Request With ISPA | ISPA | SA News

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If you are experiencing difficulty with the services provided by an ISPA member, ISPA offers a mediation process to assist you in escalating your problem to the right person. Please assist us by providing some basic information about your complaint. We may request additional information once we have processed your initial request. Health Care: South …

Read moreLodge A Mediation Request With ISPA | ISPA | SA News
26 April 2026

Anywhere Festival Season 9 | SA News

Location: News

Get ready for an electrifying experience at Anywhere Festival 2026, set to take place on 05 July 2026. We are yet again pushing the boundaries to bring you a one of a kind music experience in South Africa, promising an unforgettable night of music, dance, and sheer exhilaration. Prepare to be enthralled by sensational live …

Read moreAnywhere Festival Season 9 | SA News
26 April 2026

South African ‘refugees’ return home after brief stays | SA News

Location: News

Several South Africans who relocated to the United States under a controversial refugee resettlement programme have returned home after only a short stay, with others reportedly reconsidering their decision. The development was confirmed through government correspondence, amid growing scrutiny of the programme introduced by US President Donald Trump. The initiative, which mainly targeted white Afrikaner …

Read moreSouth African ‘refugees’ return home after brief stays | SA News
26 April 2026

Police, Lamola promise crackdown on xenophobic attacks after Ghana protests | SA News

Location: News

South African authorities promised on Friday to crack down on anyone carrying out xenophobic attacks on Ghanaians and other foreigners, a day after Ghana protested over videos of violent incidents circulating on social media. Ghana’s foreign affairs minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa summoned South Africa’s envoy on Thursday and called for an “intervention to prevent further …

Read morePolice, Lamola promise crackdown on xenophobic attacks after Ghana protests | SA News
26 April 2026

Mission and Vision | Bible Institute | SA News

Location: News

Welcome, and thank you for visiting the Bible Institute of South Africa. For over 100 years, BISA has been committed to training men and women for faithful and effective Christian ministry. We are grateful for this rich legacy and for the opportunity to continue equipping a new generation to serve Christ in South Africa and …

Read moreMission and Vision | Bible Institute | SA News
26 April 2026

Pistachio price shock spurs SA farmers to boost output | SA News

Location: News

South African farming group Karoo Pistachios is ramping up output to capitalise on surging prices and compete with the world’s biggest producers. The nuts — used in ice cream and chocolate — climbed to the highest level in almost a decade this month as the conflict in Iran, the world’s second-largest grower, disrupts supplies in …

Read morePistachio price shock spurs SA farmers to boost output | SA News
26 April 2026

Building South Africa’s digital future: Infrastructure, skills, and the AI opportunity | SA News

Location: News

President Ramaphosa’s announcement at the 2026 State of the Nation Address of a R50 billion investment into data centres over the next three years signals that South Africa recognises digital infrastructure as the foundation for economic growth. The question now isn’t whether digital transformation will happen, but whether South Africa will continue to be amongst …

Read moreBuilding South Africa’s digital future: Infrastructure, skills, and the AI opportunity | SA News
26 April 2026

President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses media, 23 Apr | SA News

Location: News

President Cyril Ramaphosa, accompanied by the Acting Minister of Police, Prof. Firoz Cachalia, will today, Thursday, 23 April 2026, address the media in a briefing at the Union Buildings in Pretoria. Media are invited to cover the briefing as follows:Date: Thursday, 23 April 2026Time: 16h00( media to set-up at 14h30)Venue: Media Centre, Union Buildings, Pretoria …

Read morePresident Cyril Ramaphosa addresses media, 23 Apr | SA News
26 April 2026

The Tshwane Scandal: A deep dive into South Africa’s eroding public trust | SA News

Location: News

Ethical Governance Nyaniso Qwesha|Published 1 day ago Copy to Clipboard THERE comes a moment in public life when explanations stop helping and start hurting. Tshwane has reached that moment. What is happening around the city’s suspended chief financial officer is not a technical argument about rules. It is not a PR mess that a careful …

Read moreThe Tshwane Scandal: A deep dive into South Africa’s eroding public trust | SA News
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