S.Africa's Parliament Probe Into Ramaphosa Farm Heist To Conclude December
A three-person team was appointed in September to determine whether Ramaphosa has a case to answer, and had been scheduled to submit its findings on Thursday.
S.Africa's Ghost Hunters Look For Clues In Hollow Rooms
Armed with an arsenal of tools including infrared cameras, motion and heat detectors, radios, and a self-developed app to uncover paranormal activity, they scout haunted buildings looking for clues in cavernous hallways and rusting stairwells.
South Africa Faces Mass Exodus Of Engineers
According to a report by the South African Institution of Civil Engineering, vital infrastructure segments are deteriorating quite rapidly, and many are at risk of collapsing without government intervention.
South Africa To Call For Inclusion Of African Union In G20
South Africa is currently the only African member of the G20.
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Former President FW de Klerk's Nobel Peace Prize Stolen, Reveals Foundation
Former President FW de Klerk, the last apartheid-era president of South Africa, received the award jointly with Nelson Mandela.
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The Pretoria High Court found serial rapist Nkosinathi Emmanuel Phakathi guilty of 90 counts of rape.
South Africa's New Ground Station To Help NASA Track Space Flights
Through its Artemis programme, which aims to land the first woman or person of colour on the moon by 2025, NASA is targeting this month for an inaugural launch of its next-generation rocket ship.
Grey Shadows Of Dirty Money Over South Africa, But There Still Is Hope
If South Africa is added to the greylist, it will take years to get out of the devastating impact on the economy.
Ahead Of COP27 Summit, South Africa Unveils $84bn Plan To Shift From Coal To Clean Energy
President Ramaphosa urged potential partners to help finance the plan, saying that it represented a major opportunity to boost the South African economy.
South Africa Unveils Plans To Launch National Shipping Company To Reduce Foreign Dependence
The new shipping company is expected to shield the country from supply chain disruptions.
S.Africa Will Need $500 Bn To Reach Net Zero: World Bank
The bank said South Africa accounts for 1.2 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions -- with the coal-dominated energy sector responsible for nearly half of its discharges.
Ramaphosa Appoints Imtiaz Fazel As Inspector-General Of Intelligence
The Inspector-General monitors and reviews the operations of the intelligence services, including the State Security Agency, the Defence Intelligence Division of the South African National Defence Force and the Crime Intelligence Division of the South African Police Service.
Ethiopia Rivals Still Talking Peace In South Africa
The negotiations led by the African Union began last Tuesday in South Africa, the first formal dialogue to try to end a war that has killed many thousands of people and unleashed a desperate humanitarian crisis in northern Ethiopia.
Ramaphosa Congratulates Brazil's Lula Da Silva On Election Victory
Ramaphosa said that South Africa and Brazil cooperate at various levels, including BRICS and numerous country-to-country, inter-regional and global mechanisms.
Johannesburg LGBT+ Pride Marches On Despite U.S. Terrorism Warning
Thousands of people took part in Johannesburg's first LGBT+ Pride march since the COVID-19 pandemic on Saturday despite U.S. warnings of a possible terrorist attack in the area.
Mega Party As S.Africa Crowns New Zulu King
Misuzulu Zulu ascended the throne once held by his late father, Goodwill Zwelithini, who died in March 2021 after a diabetes-related illness.
US Terror Alert In S.Africa 'Unfortunate': Ramaphosa
The US embassy on Wednesday posted the alert on its website and identified the potential target as Sandton, a suburb in the country's financial hub of Johannesburg.
New Frontline Of U.S. Abortion Battles Emerges In New Mexico
The towns of Clovis and Hobbs do not even have abortion clinics but are strategic, activists and clinicians say, because they are near the border with Texas, to the east.
Lower-cost U.S. Hearing Aids Go On Sale Monday
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in August approved the sale of over-the-counter hearing aids, allowing millions of Americans to buy hearing aids without seeing an audiologist and potentially saving individuals thousands of dollars.
'Stop The Steal' Supporters Train Thousands Of U.S. Poll Observers
Protesters had mobilized outside the clerk's office, holding signs with the signature "Stop the Steal" slogan of former President Donald Trump and demanding the county get rid of its voting machines.
Striking French Refinery Workers Defy Government Threats
Striking French refinery workers defy government threats
