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19 April 2026

President Cyril Ramaphosa: Plenary session on extremism and inequality at the Defence of Democracy Initiative | SA News

Location: News

President Cyril Ramaphosa remarks at the plenary on  extremism and inequality at the Defence of Democracy Initiative during working visit to the Kingdom of Spain, Barcelona, Spain Your Excellency President Pedro Sánchez, Your Excellency President Lula, Your Excellencies Heads of State and Government, Distinguished Guests, Friends, It is a great honour to be part of …

Read morePresident Cyril Ramaphosa: Plenary session on extremism and inequality at the Defence of Democracy Initiative | SA News
19 April 2026

Big change for employees now earning over R22,400 a month in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Staff Writer  ·18 Apr 2026 The Department of Employment and Labour (DEL) has adjusted the earnings threshold that applies to the Basic Conditions of Employment Act (BCEA). The change means any workers whose salaries have increased beyond R22,467 a month in 2026 will lose certain automatic protections. The earnings threshold is the level at which workers …

Read moreBig change for employees now earning over R22,400 a month in South Africa | SA News
19 April 2026

South Africa’s best-kept secret is out | SA News

Location: News

Luke Fraser  ·18 Apr 2026 The KwaZulu-Natal North Coast is undergoing a massive shift and is no longer South Africa’s best-kept secret in the property market. This is according to Eva August, CEO of Century 21 South Africa, who says the area is not just seeing a recovery but showing genuine, data-backed momentum. August said …

Read moreSouth Africa’s best-kept secret is out | SA News
19 April 2026

South Africans without salaries are buying more homes in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Luke Fraser  ·18 Apr 2026 South Africa’s first-time homebuyer market is undergoing a massive shift, with rising participation from self‑employed individuals. Standard Bank’s data showed that the first-time homebuyer market is getting younger, more female, increasingly moving into sectional titles, and seeing rising participation from self‑employed individuals. In 2025, the average first-time homebuyer with Standard …

Read moreSouth Africans without salaries are buying more homes in South Africa | SA News
19 April 2026

Nigerian Institutions Warned Over Coordinated Cyberattacks Targeting Financial and Digital Infrastructure

Location: News

Nigeria’s digital ecosystem is facing an increasingly coordinated cyber threat, which has prompted the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC) to […]

The post Nigerian Institutions Warned Over Coordinated Cyberattacks Targeting Financial and Digital Infrastructure appeared first on Impact Newswire.

Read moreNigerian Institutions Warned Over Coordinated Cyberattacks Targeting Financial and Digital Infrastructure
18 April 2026

Better news about petrol prices, a new international airport for South Africa, and a warning for motorists paying speeding fines online | SA News

Location: News

These were the five biggest stories in South Africa’s transport industry this week. Better news about petrol prices this May New mid-month data from the Central Energy Fund shows that petrol prices won’t rise as much as previously anticipated this May. Petrol is now expected to increase R2.62 per litre, which, while considerable, is a lot less …

Read moreBetter news about petrol prices, a new international airport for South Africa, and a warning for motorists paying speeding fines online | SA News
18 April 2026

This Is Why Tanzania Revoked 40 Lucrative Mining Licences

Location: News

The Tanzanian government has taken a decisive step to tighten control over its mining sector by revoking 40 mineral exploration […]

The post This is Why Tanzania Revoked 40 Lucrative Mining Licences appeared first on Impact Newswire.

Read moreThis Is Why Tanzania Revoked 40 Lucrative Mining Licences
18 April 2026

Elon Musk calls for sanctions against South Africa, and say goodbye to spam calls | SA News

Location: News

Caitlyn Hilliard-Lomas  ·17 Apr 2026 The rand appreciated in early trading on Thursday, supported by a weaker US dollar and growing investor optimism that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East may be coming to an end.  The rand was trading at 16.3350 against the dollar, which is about 0.3% higher than its previous closing …

Read moreElon Musk calls for sanctions against South Africa, and say goodbye to spam calls | SA News
18 April 2026

UJ anchors national digital strategy with UNESCO Chair and government partnership | SA News

Location: News

The University of Johannesburg (UJ) has secured a UNESCO Chair and formalised a strategic partnership with government, positioning the institution at the centre of South Africa’s and Africa’s digital inclusion agenda. The UNESCO Chair in Cultural Inclusivity and Equity in Digital Media in Africa, awarded for the 2026 to 2030 cycle, was secured following a …

Read moreUJ anchors national digital strategy with UNESCO Chair and government partnership | SA News
18 April 2026

New Chinese bakkie goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and features | SA News

Location: News

As part of the relaunch of the Chinese bakkie builder JMC in South Africa, the brand has unveiled the all-new Vigus double-cab bakkie, replacing the one unveiled late in 2025. The new Vigus was first unveiled at the start of the month, with more details arriving since its initial launch. Priced from R399,900, the new …

Read moreNew Chinese bakkie goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and features | SA News
18 April 2026

South African tech giant sells big chunk of international company to Uber for R5.2 billion | SA News

Location: News

Luke Fraser  ·17 Apr 2026 Naspers, via its majority-owned subsidiary Prosus, has sold a stake in Delivery Hero to Uber Technologies. Naspers is one of South Africa’s most valuable companies, with stakes in Takealot, Media24, Property24, Mr D and AutoTrader. It also operates within a vertical company structure alongside the Dutch company Prosus, which holds …

Read moreSouth African tech giant sells big chunk of international company to Uber for R5.2 billion | SA News
18 April 2026

What it costs to make a Toyota Hilux bulletproof in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Motorists in South Africa can purchase a Toyota Hilux capable of stopping bullets from a handgun or an assault rifle. This option comes courtesy of SVI Engineering, a company based in Gauteng that specialises in developing armoured solutions for South Africa’s most popular vehicles. SVI has announced a new B6 Stopgun V3.0 package for the …

Read moreWhat it costs to make a Toyota Hilux bulletproof in South Africa | SA News
18 April 2026

ITWeb TV: Making AI inclusive for Africa | Episode #137 | SA News

Location: News

Read the full article on ITWeb. Google South Africa country director Kabelo Makwane details the internet giant’s strategy for inclusive connectivity access and AI, the rise of YouTube content engagement in SA, appetite for the Africa-based cloud region and how Google aims to help local users create commercially-viable innovations. Published on 17 April 2026 Fynbos: …

Read moreITWeb TV: Making AI inclusive for Africa | Episode #137 | SA News
18 April 2026

More than half the cigarettes sold in South Africa are illegal, new research shows | SA News

Location: News

Illicit cigarettes have quietly come to dominate South Africa’s tobacco market — not on the margins but at its core. New research from the University of Cape Town (UCT) has revealed that roughly 60% of all cigarettes sold in the country in 2021 were probably  illicit, marking a dramatic shift in both the structure of …

Read moreMore than half the cigarettes sold in South Africa are illegal, new research shows | SA News
18 April 2026

What now for Malema and EFF? | The Citizen | SA News

Location: News

Analysts say the legal battle could reshape both Malema’s image and the EFF’s political future Julius Malema left the regional court in KuGompo, formerly East London, yesterday in angry mode, hitting out at magistrate Twanet Olivier after she sentenced him to five years’ jail, accusing her of bias, and that her remarks went beyond legal …

Read moreWhat now for Malema and EFF? | The Citizen | SA News
18 April 2026

Young TUT innovator rises to shape South Africa’s tech future | SA News

Location: News

Autumn 2026 marks more than just the end of an academic journey for 21-year-old Shothodzo Mukwena; it celebrates the rise of a young innovator determined to shape South Africa’s technological future. Graduating with the current autumn cohort, Mukwena represents what curiosity, discipline and self-belief can achieve. Shothodzo Mukwena Raised in Johannesburg with his roots in …

Read moreYoung TUT innovator rises to shape South Africa’s tech future | SA News
18 April 2026

President Ramaphosa champions trade, democracy and fair multilateralism at Spain–SA Business Forum | SA News

Location: News

President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for deeper trade ties, strengthened democratic partnerships and a more equitable multilateral system at the Spain–South Africa Business Forum during his working visit to the Kingdom of Spain.  Addressing delegates at the Business Forum on Friday, President Ramaphosa said the visit underscores the shared commitment between the two nations to …

Read morePresident Ramaphosa champions trade, democracy and fair multilateralism at Spain–SA Business Forum | SA News
18 April 2026

Big turn for petrol prices in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Staff Writer  ·17 Apr 2026 Data from the Central Energy fund for the end of the second full week of April shows a positive trend for fuel price recoveries, but nowhere near enough to save motorists from another massive hike. According to the CEF’s latest snapshot, under-recoveries for petrol and diesel have trended lower over …

Read moreBig turn for petrol prices in South Africa | SA News
18 April 2026

Wet weekend in store for much of South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Cold, wet and windy conditions are expected across various parts of the country, including the southern and eastern coastline of South Africa this weekend. Moreover, marine conditions are expected to markedly deteriorate, with wave heights along the coastline forecast to reach 4-5m from Sunday into Monday. The South African Weather Service (Saws) issued an alert …

Read moreWet weekend in store for much of South Africa | SA News
18 April 2026

Important town in South Africa at risk of complete collapse | SA News

Location: News

Caitlyn Hilliard-Lomas  ·17 Apr 2026 A parliamentary select committee has raised significant concerns about the ineffective intervention in the Ditsobotla Local Municipality, noting a severe lack of support from national departments. The Select Committee on Cooperative Governance and Public Administration is concerned that only the National Treasury and the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional …

Read moreImportant town in South Africa at risk of complete collapse | SA News
18 April 2026

Eskom sets the record straight on National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) statements on the 2026 wage budget – Eskom | SA News

Location: News

Friday, 17 April 2026: Eskom has noted recent public commentary by the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) regarding the 2026 wage negotiations, including claims that Eskom budgeted for a 9% increase for bargaining‑unit employees and that management received more than 100% salary increases. Eskom confirms that the 2026 wage negotiation process has …

Read moreEskom sets the record straight on National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) statements on the 2026 wage budget – Eskom | SA News
18 April 2026

Complaint: Collins Letsoalo v Daily Maverick – The Press Council of South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Ruling: Acting Press Ombud Author: Greg Ardé Headline: SA’s next big SOE crisis threatens to blow a R400bn hole in the fiscus Publication Date: 10 March 2026 Date lodged: 12 March 2026 Link to story: https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2026-03-10-sas-next-big-soe-crisis-threatens-to-blow-a-r400bn-hole-in-the-fiscus/  Particulars This finding is based on correspondence by Collins Letsoalo, former CEO of the Road Accident Fund (RAF), and …

Read moreComplaint: Collins Letsoalo v Daily Maverick – The Press Council of South Africa | SA News
18 April 2026

Challenges in Ramaphosa’s efforts to improve US-South Africa relations | SA News

Location: News

ON April 8, 2026, President Cyril Ramaphosa stood at the Sefako Makgatho Presidential Guesthouse in Pretoria and formally welcomed new US Ambassador Leo Brent Bozell III. The ceremony was warm. Bozell said he had fallen in love with South Africa after just two months and promised to take the two nations to places they have …

Read moreChallenges in Ramaphosa’s efforts to improve US-South Africa relations | SA News
18 April 2026

Record $5.7Bn AI Data Centre Bond Sale Signals Missed Opportunities for Africa

Location: Business

The financial world recently witnessed a staggering development that should serve as a wake-up call for policymakers across the African […]

The post Record $5.7Bn AI Data Centre Bond Sale Signals Missed Opportunities for Africa appeared first on Impact Newswire.

Read moreRecord $5.7Bn AI Data Centre Bond Sale Signals Missed Opportunities for Africa
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