Chinese airline JuneYao plotting South African entry with EV sedan

At present, JuneYao's sole presence in South Africa is only social media.

Here's Eskom's weekly load reduction schedule for the rest of May

Today marks 374 days without load shedding.

Is National Treasury able to intervene in Eskom's Johannesburg disconnection threat?

The Johannesburg municipality owes Eskom at least R6.7 billion, with R1.5 billion of that due to the electricity supplier by 5 June.

John Steenhuisen calls for a collaborative action plan between South Africa and Botswana to combat FMD

According to Steenhuisen, it is clear that no country can defeat FMD in isolation.

Netanyahu admits difficulty influencing Trump decisions on Iran

The US and Iran have played down hopes for an imminent breakthrough in talks.

Stormers announce Springbok superstar Cheslin Kolbe's return

Kolbe returns to his boyhood club, which he left in 2017 with him going on to play in France and Japan until making his return.

Captain fantastic Ackerman leads SA A to thumping win over England Lions

The SA A team started their tour of England with a thumping win over the England Lions.

'People in this country think they are not in Africa': Dlamini-Zuma calls for unity amid 'xenophobic' tensions

Dlaminiz-Zuma has blamed colonial powers for dividing Africa.

UAE ramps up African infrastructure investment as Gulf states compete for trade influence

The Abu Dhabi Fund for Development is accelerating oversight of large road projects in Togo, Madagascar and Nigeria as Gulf states expand strategic infrastructure investments across Africa amid rising geopolitical tension and global trade disruptions

The architecture of protection: Moving from technical fixes to systemic whistleblower reform

By shifting our focus towards the establishment of a Public Whistleblower Authority, aligning this architecture with any future anti-corruption agency, introducing real monetary incentives and convening an immediate national engagement to iron out these mechanics, we can ensure that the state finally shares the risk borne by those who speak the truth.

Suspected disaster relief fraudster to appear in court

The suspect faces charges for illegally accessing emergency housing funds.

Provincial leadership to assess storm damages across Western Cape

Western Cape leadership travels across the Western Cape assessing flood damages

UIF online platform improves access to services: Meth

Meth says more than 4.5 million claims have been processed and paid through the new system.

Landslide at Angola illegal gold mine kills 28

Four people were rescued from the illegal gold mining site in Angola.

Overcrowded trains and delays: Daily struggles of Cape Town commuters

Daily Transfers: Pirates approach another AmaZulu star, Chiefs winger says goodbye

Here are your latest transfer news updates on PSL giants Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns.

SAPS Captain Laurence Makgotloe Linked To Firearms Connected To 30 Violent Crimes

Suspended Laurence Itumeleng Makgotloe appeared briefly in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court on Monday after firearms linked to him were connected to 30 serious and violent crimes across South Africa. The South African Police Service said the investigation widened after a second independent ballistic analysis confirmed links between the firearms and several murder and attempted murder The post SAPS Captain Laurence Makgotloe Linked To Firearms Connected To 30 Violent Crimes appeared first on SurgeZirc SA.

Reimagining 'African renaissance' in a New World Order

as we celebrate the Africa Day, it's high time to practically reimagine Chiekh Anta Diop's concept 'African renaissance' as the world gradually restructures into a new world order.

Agency, autonomy, and the African Union

Until the AU can fund a much greater share of its own agenda and use Africa's financial institutions more strategically, its agency will remain constrained

PAP, Traoré and the farce of Pan-Africanism without power

The farce lies in the performance of Pan-Africanism without power. It lies in institutions that speak of unity while African economies remain exposed to rating agencies, foreign currencies, creditor punishments and donor instructions. It lies in regional bodies that discipline disobedient states while tolerating client regimes that sell their people into permanent dependency