South Africa gas cliff threatens industry as calls grow for urgent state action

South Africa gas cliff threatens industry as calls grow for urgent state action By Larry Claasen SOUTH Africa's industrial gas consumers are calling on the government to meet with them The post South Africa gas cliff threatens industry as calls grow for urgent state action appeared first on Cape Business News.

SA Plastics Pact launches ambitious 2030 targets for South Africa's circular economy

SA Plastics Pact launches ambitious 2030 targets for South Africa's circular economy By Adrian Ephraim CAPE Town hosted a milestone moment for South Africa's circular economy on 1 June 2026 The post SA Plastics Pact launches ambitious 2030 targets for South Africa's circular economy appeared first on Cape Business News.

SA spelling goes from bad to wors thanks to AI

Winnie the Pooh creator had wobbly spelling, yet South Africans trust devices that call aluminium aluminum and worsen our spelling habits.

Dance Without Borders: BYU Ballroom Dance Gives Historic Performances in India

NEW DELHI / BENGALURU, INDIA Media OutReach Newswire 10 June 2026 The BYU Ballroom Dance Company lit up stages in India for the first time, enchanting over 1,000 audience members with show-stopping performances held on 4 and 6 June 2026 in the nations capital and a grand finale in Bengaluru on 9 The post Dance Without Borders: BYU Ballroom Dance Gives Historic Performances in India appeared first on SurgeZirc SA.

OOm Institute Calls for AI Fluency to Close Human Critical Thinking Gap

SINGAPORE Media OutReach Newswire 10 June 2026 OOm Institute, a Singapore-based AI and digital skills training provider, is calling for greater AI fluency as businesses adopt Generative AI and concerns grow over declining critical thinking and verification skills. The rapid adoption of AI tools without sufficient verification, contextual understanding, or critical oversight The post OOm Institute Calls for AI Fluency to Close Human Critical Thinking Gap appeared first on SurgeZirc SA.

VinFast launches early booking program for battery-swapping e-motorcycles in the Philippines, accelerating its expansion across Southeast Asia

MANILA, PHILIPPINES Media OutReach Newswire 10 June 2026 VinFast has officially launched the Early Booking Program for three (3) e-motorcycle models in the Philippines, including the VinFast Evo, VinFast Feliz II, and VinFast Viper, less than one month after opening bookings for the same lineup in Indonesia. The launch expands VinFasts all-electric The post VinFast launches early booking program for battery-swapping e-motorcycles in the Philippines, accelerating its expansion across Southeast Asia appeared first on SurgeZirc SA.

Starlink in Africa: Breakthrough or backdoor? The continent's digital future at a critical crossroads

What is presented as connectivity is, in truth, a recalibration of power, one that risks subordinating the continent's political destiny to the algorithms and profit motives of foreign corporations

How retail take-back schemes support EPR compliance and packaging circularity

How retail take-back schemes support EPR compliance and packaging circularity SOUTH Africa's packaging sector is under growing pressure to improve recycling, reduce landfill waste and meet Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) The post How retail take-back schemes support EPR compliance and packaging circularity appeared first on Cape Business News.

Electric Vehicle market in South Africa gains momentum but policy gaps threaten growth

Electric Vehicle market in South Africa gains momentum but policy gaps threaten growth By Larry Claasen ELECTRIC Vehicles (EV) sales are gaining momentum in South Africa but more needs to The post Electric Vehicle market in South Africa gains momentum but policy gaps threaten growth appeared first on Cape Business News.

Cocaine bust under spotlight as Witness I returns to Commission

The 750 kg of cocaine was discovered in Aeroton, Johannesburg in 2021.

NTEU lays criminal complaint against suspended Fort Hare VC Buhlungu

Professor Buhlungu was placed on precautionary suspension following a forensic report.

Morris Isaacson High School's legacy of courage and activism during the Soweto uprising

Fifty years after the Soweto uprising: The ongoing fight for educational equality in South Africa

The truth about South Africa's LPG prices at the coast versus inland

Patricia de Lille defends Makashule Gana, criticising jealousy and childishness

Madlanga Commission hears allegations against senior police officials Khan and Kadwa

Gauteng woman fights for refund as R923,000 brand new Mercedes-Benz malfunctions days after purchase

The overlooked South Africans still struggling to get Smart IDs

Today's weather: Cold winter conditions continue across South Africa

Outrage over Agriculture department's leaked FMD e-mail

The leaked correspondence has intensified scrutiny on Steenhuisen and his department's handling of FMD and industry concerns.