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25 June 2025

Coal and South Africa’s complicity in the genocide in Gaza | SA News

Location: News

South Africa has rightly earned praise across the world for taking a principled stance against Israel’s genocidal assault on Gaza. But we cannot claim the mantle of global moral leadership while continuing to do business as usual with an apartheid regime now engaged in open genocide. Our ongoing export of coal to Israel — an …

Read moreCoal and South Africa’s complicity in the genocide in Gaza | SA News
25 June 2025

Motshekga claims SANDF can protect South Africa – experts disagree – defenceWeb | SA News

Location: News

Defence Minister Angie Motshekga. Defence and Military Veterans Minister Angie Mothsekga has told Parliament that the South African National Defence Force (SANDF), although facing challenges, is able to protect South Africa’s territorial integrity and deploy on external peace missions – something experts do not entirely agree with. Answering questions in Parliament’s National Council of Provinces …

Read moreMotshekga claims SANDF can protect South Africa – experts disagree – defenceWeb | SA News
25 June 2025

The most powerful man in South Africa’s telecommunications market | SA News

Location: News

After over three decades at Vodacom and nearly thirteen years as group CEO, Shameel Joosub is the most powerful man in South African telecommunications. Vodacom is the dominant telecommunications company in South Africa and is 65%-owned by Vodafone, one of the world’s largest communications companies by revenue. Vodacom’s latest annual results showed it had almost …

Read moreThe most powerful man in South Africa’s telecommunications market | SA News
25 June 2025

One online store in South Africa is cheaper than Checkers and Pick n Pay | SA News

Location: News

A MyBroadband comparison shows that Amazon.co.za offers better prices on numerous grocery products and other fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) than Takealot, Checkers, and Pick n Pay. Amazon Sub-Saharan Africa managing director Robert Koen recently revealed that its Everyday Essentials category recorded the highest number of sales in its first year in South Africa. “These include …

Read moreOne online store in South Africa is cheaper than Checkers and Pick n Pay | SA News
25 June 2025

Mission 300: Africa’s Bold Gamble to Power a Continent’s Future

Location: Business

In the vast expanse of Sub-Saharan Africa, as night falls, entire communities fade into darkness. Nearly 600 million people—more than half the region’s population—still live without electricity. But now, a sweeping and ambitious plan is taking shape to flip the switch for nearly half of them. It’s called Mission 300, and its goal is as

The post Mission 300: Africa’s Bold Gamble to Power a Continent’s Future appeared first on Impact Newswire.

Read moreMission 300: Africa’s Bold Gamble to Power a Continent’s Future
25 June 2025

Major South African bank sends urgent message to Ramaphosa | SA News

Location: News

Staff Writer  ·24 Jun 2025 South African digital banking group TymeBank has sent an open letter to Minister of Home Affairs Leon Schreiber urging him to reverse the decision to hike verification fees by 6,500%. The letter contains an urgent appeal to President Cyril Ramaphosa, the Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana, and Reserve Bank Governor …

Read moreMajor South African bank sends urgent message to Ramaphosa | SA News
25 June 2025

The small town in KwaZulu-Natal that played a crucial role in South Africa’s broadband revolution | SA News

Location: News

The picturesque coastal town of Mtunzini in KwaZulu-Natal is more than just a historic landmark — it’s where South Africa first entered a new era of broadband. Sixteen years ago, the Seacom submarine cable made landfall in Mtunzini, breaking Telkom’s monopoly on international fibre connectivity and sparking a revolution in the country’s broadband market. Before …

Read moreThe small town in KwaZulu-Natal that played a crucial role in South Africa’s broadband revolution | SA News
25 June 2025

The World Cup-winning BaaBaas | SA News

Location: News

STAT ATTACK: Multiple legends of the game have donned the Barbarians jersey, but how many World Cup-winning Springboks have pulled the famous black and white jumper over their heads? ADVERTISEMENT South Africa will face the BaaBaas for the first time on South African soil when the two sides meet at the Cape Town Stadium on …

Read moreThe World Cup-winning BaaBaas | SA News
25 June 2025

Another cold front expected in SA | SA News

Location: News

JOHANNESBURG – Emergency teams are on high alert in several parts of South Africa. Gale-force winds and rough seas are expected as a cold front makes landfall in the Eastern Cape later this week. The province is still reeling from devastating floods that left at least a hundred dead and as waters subside, rescue teams are hard …

Read moreAnother cold front expected in SA | SA News
25 June 2025

Zambian govt seeks to halt Lungu’s burial in SA – SABC News – Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa’s news leader. | SA News

Location: News

The Zambian Government has a lawsuit against the family of the late former Zambian President Edgar Lungu, seeking to stop his burial in South Africa today. The government argues that no burial should take place until disputes surrounding Lungu’s final resting place are resolved. Several of his family members, alongside the funeral service company holding …

Read moreZambian govt seeks to halt Lungu’s burial in SA – SABC News – Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa’s news leader. | SA News
25 June 2025

Bread prices saved from rising in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Bread prices saved from rising in South Africa | Oudtshoorn Courant

Read moreBread prices saved from rising in South Africa | SA News
25 June 2025

Kyocera South Africa helps businesses get print-ready for Windows 11 | SA News

Location: News

Yunus Docrat, Service Manager at Kyocera Document Solutions South Africa. (Image: Supplied) As more and more South African businesses are making the move to Windows 11, Kyocera Document Solutions South Africa (KDZA) is advising and helping organisations to proactively assess and prepare their print infrastructure to avoid potential disruptions, functionality loss and security risks. “Recent …

Read moreKyocera South Africa helps businesses get print-ready for Windows 11 | SA News
25 June 2025

Deputy President to speak at G20 youth roundtable in Johannesburg | SA News

Location: News

Deputy President Paul Mashatile will address the high-level Group of 20 (G20) intergenerational roundtable hosted by the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) on Friday in Johannesburg.  The roundtable is part of South Africa’s G20 Presidency and will focus on promoting equity, enhancing capabilities, and fostering innovation. The Deputy President’s Office announced that the upcoming gathering …

Read moreDeputy President to speak at G20 youth roundtable in Johannesburg | SA News
25 June 2025

Severe Cold Front to Hit South Africa: SAWS Issues Weather Alert | SA News

Location: News

The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued an alert regarding a formidable cold front expected to make landfall over the south-western regions on Wednesday, 25 June 2025. Click HERE to visit AME Amajuba’s website │ *PAID ADVERTISING Discussing the matter, Head of Disaster Risk Reduction at the SAWS, Rudzani Malala said, “The cold front …

Read moreSevere Cold Front to Hit South Africa: SAWS Issues Weather Alert | SA News
25 June 2025

How South Africa’s poor continue paying for the privileges of the rich | SA News

Location: News

It is South Africa’s political-economic structure, its ‘relations of power’, that need transformation, if the objective is to reverse our shameful poverty, unemployment and inequality. This transformation begins with the rejection of what has shaped the fundamentals of our economy since 1994 – neoliberalism. The poor continue to be the constant losers regardless of the …

Read moreHow South Africa’s poor continue paying for the privileges of the rich | SA News
25 June 2025

Media Alert: COGTA Committee to Receive Update on Eastern Cape Floods | SA News

Location: News

Parliament, Monday, 23 June 2025 – The Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA) will receive an update tomorrow on the impact of the floods in the Eastern Cape. The Eastern Cape government and the Department of COGTA will also brief the committee on the coordination between sector departments to provide emergency relief and …

Read moreMedia Alert: COGTA Committee to Receive Update on Eastern Cape Floods | SA News
25 June 2025

Discussion | SA preparing to exit the grey list | SA News

Location: News

JOHANNESBURG – South Africa is set to come off the grey list. This is after fulfilling all Financial Action Task Force requirements set by intergovernmental organisations. WATCH | National Treasury adviser comments on SA’s progress on exiting greylist Mali and Tanzania have already been removed from the list. South Africa was greylisted in 2023 for …

Read moreDiscussion | SA preparing to exit the grey list | SA News
25 June 2025

A case for the liberalisation of trade in South Africa – Ayanda Zulu | SA News

Location: News

South Africa’s political transition in 1994 brought more than just the promise of democracy. It also raised hopes for a modern, globally integrated economy. Today, however, the country finds itself economically stagnant, with weak growth, stubborn unemployment, and eroding competitiveness. A crucial reason lies in its increasingly hostile posture towards international trade. Free trade has …

Read moreA case for the liberalisation of trade in South Africa – Ayanda Zulu | SA News
25 June 2025

Severe cold front to hit South-Western South Africa on Wednesday, warns SAWS – POWER 98.7 | SA News

Location: News

An intense cold front is expected to make landfall over south-western parts of South Africa on Wednesday, bringing heavy rain, strong winds and the possibility of snowfall, according to the South African Weather Service (SAWS). The system, which is forecast to sweep across the Western and Northern Cape from 25 to 27 June, is likely …

Read moreSevere cold front to hit South-Western South Africa on Wednesday, warns SAWS – POWER 98.7 | SA News
25 June 2025

Illness in India — how wanted Gupta brothers have skirted SA enforcement | SA News

Location: News

South Africa has confirmed it is still trying to extradite Gupta brothers Rajesh and Atul and that it is not finished with the UAE in this regard. Daily Maverick, meanwhile, has established they’ve been in India and issues, including illness, indicate they have wanted to stay put. Wanted Gupta brothers Rajesh and Atul have probably …

Read moreIllness in India — how wanted Gupta brothers have skirted SA enforcement | SA News
25 June 2025

South Africa Loses 74,000 Formal Sector Jobs in First Quarter of 2025 – Voice of the Cape | SA News

Location: News

Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) has reported a significant decline in formal sector employment, with 74,000 jobs lost between January and March 2025. This brings the total number of people employed in the formal sector to just over 10 million. The data, released in Stats SA’s Quarterly Employment Statistics (QES) report on Tuesday, 24 June, …

Read moreSouth Africa Loses 74,000 Formal Sector Jobs in First Quarter of 2025 – Voice of the Cape | SA News
25 June 2025

South Africa’s export economy at risk as global carbon rules tighten | SA News

Location: News

South Africa’s carbon-intensive export model faces rising risks in a global economy that is increasingly shaped by climate policy, clean energy industrial strategies and cross-border carbon pricing. This is according to a new report released by Net Zero Tracker, which noted that, as countries ratchet up decarbonisation to meet their Paris Agreement climate commitments, the …

Read moreSouth Africa’s export economy at risk as global carbon rules tighten | SA News
25 June 2025

Don’t expect Starlink in South Africa anytime soon – TechCentral | SA News

Location: News

Dominic Cull The slow pace of government machinery is likely to put a dampener on excitement about Starlink’s launch in South Africa, even if new rules around black economic empowerment are introduced. Speaking at the Wapaloza conference hosted by the Wireless Access Providers’ Association on Tuesday, Dominic Cull, a regulatory expert at communications sector legal …

Read moreDon’t expect Starlink in South Africa anytime soon – TechCentral | SA News
24 June 2025

Barbarians report for duty in South Africa | SA News

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The 23-man squad, which includes former Junior Springbok lock Ruben van Heerden of the DHL Stormers and coached by Robbie Deans, are preparing to take on the Springboks for the first time on South African soil. The first five players confirmed for the fixture were the Irish centurion trio of Cian Healy (prop), Peter O’Mahony …

Read moreBarbarians report for duty in South Africa | SA News
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