This as the country marks 70 years since the adoption of this historic document.

The provincial government has set a target of securing investments worth R4-billion in 2025/26.

It was found the strain of Mpox virus is currently circulating in the DRC and Uganda.

EMS spokesperson Robert Mulaudzi says the roads are wet and this could lead to serious collisions.

People will need high-powered binoculars or a telescope to see Neptune and Uranus.

Sgt Cola was among the 14 SANDF members who died during a skirmish in the eastern DRC in January.

Msiza used his political power to influence municipalities to invest in the now defunct VBS.

Ramadan is observed by Muslims worldwide where they are encouraged to increase support for the poor

The Premier promised to improve, among others, the delivery of services.

South Africa's military spending is among the lowest in its GDP category

IEC 2024 -2025 financial report reveals how much money political parties received from sponsors.

They only look documents but to come and verify, they're not doing that.

Today is the deadline for the registration of spaza shop businesses.

The Moroccan National Railways Office (ONCF) has announced a deal to purchase 168 trains, worth $2.9 billion, from leading firms in France, Spain, and South Korea. This move is part of the country’s ambitious plan to expand both high-speed and urban rail networks ahead of the FIFA World Cup in 2030, which Morocco will co-host… Read More »Morocco Unveils $2.9B Rail Revolution Ahead of 2030 World Cup The post Morocco Unveils $2.9B Rail Revolution Ahead of 2030 World Cup first appeared on iAfrica.

A new report by the African Energy Chamber reveals that Africa’s share of renewables in its power generation mix is projected to rise from 27% today to over 40% by 2030. The report highlights that geothermal and hydropower energy are already powering East and West Africa, offering cleaner alternatives compared to the fossil fuel-heavy north… Read More »From Hydropower to Solar: Africa’s Clean Energy Drive Gains Momentum The post From Hydropower to Solar: Africa’s Clean Energy Drive Gains Momentum first appeared on iAfrica.

Civil society plays a pivotal role in bridging gaps, raising awareness, and mobilizing resources

Lesufi replied that the multi-billion rand projects are on track.

Analysts expect an improvement in maize production due to excellent rains.

Ministers Lesetja Kganyago and Enoch Godongwana briefed the media on the outcome of the meeting.

This will be the 12th edition of the Special Olympics World Winter Games.

Limpopo Premier  Dr Phophi Ramathuba has delivered the State of the Province Address.

Cabinet and Treasury will have a special meeting on Monday, to finalize the country's budget.

US President Donald Trump halted funding for 90 days pending a review of the programmes.

So far there are no reports of the disease in the Free State.

Ramaphosa was participating in a dialogue at a conference hosted by Goldman Sachs in Johannesburg.

An elderly woman went missing when floods destroyed a township in KZN.

Matric learner unable to return to school after surgery complications at Livingstone Hospital.

Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube addressed delegates at the 2025 Basic Education Sector Lekgotla.

Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni briefs the media on the Cabinet meeting outcomes.

Thabang Calvin Ndlovu, 25, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for fraud.

South African Revenue Service (SARS) Commissioner Edward Kieswetter has advised G20 finance ministers that bolstering tax collection capacity is a far more effective path to increased revenue than simply raising tax rates. His comments came during a panel discussion held on Wednesday, on the sidelines of the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors’ meeting… Read More »SARS Commissioner Urges G20: ‘Build Collection Capacity Before Hiking Taxes The post SARS Commissioner Urges G20: ‘Build Collection Capacity Before Hiking Taxes first appeared on iAfrica.

AmaZulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini addresses the KZN Legislature.

The Western Cape government has highlighted the urgent need to expand Cape Town International Airport, following a surge in tourism that saw more than 160,000 international visitors arrive in December—marking a twelve-year high. Although the international terminal is managed by Airports Company South Africa (ACSA), which is 74.6% government-owned, Western Cape Premier Alan Winde stressed… Read More »Western Cape Pushes Cape Town Airport Expansion Amid Record Tourism Numbers The post Western Cape Pushes Cape Town Airport Expansion Amid Record Tourism Numbers first appeared on iAfrica.

The African National Congress (ANC) has justified its decision to involve seasoned party veterans in the effort to rebuild its Gauteng structures. On Wednesday, Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula introduced new leadership arrangements for the province following the party’s underwhelming performance in the 2024 elections. Former Johannesburg mayor, Amos Masondo, is set to co-lead the ANC in… Read More »ANC Turns to Veteran Leaders for Gauteng Rebuild After Electoral Setback The post ANC Turns to Veteran Leaders for Gauteng Rebuild After Electoral Setback first appeared on iAfrica.

The mother of former Miss South Africa finalist, Chidimma Adetshina, has been prohibited from applying for permanent residency in South Africa. Anabela Rungo, a Mozambican national, appeared in the Cape Town Magistrates Court on Wednesday, facing charges of identity fraud and violating the Immigration Act. She was granted bail set at R10,000 but must adhere… Read More »Mother of Former Miss SA Finalist Barred from Seeking Permanent Residency, Granted Strict Bail The post Mother of Former Miss SA Finalist Barred from Seeking Permanent Residency, Granted Strict Bail first appeared on iAfrica.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for a fresh approach to tackle Africa’s persistent debt crisis, warning that half of African nations pay more to service their debt than they do on healthcare, education, and other key development priorities. Addressing the opening of the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors’ meeting in Cape Town on… Read More »Ramaphosa Demands Urgent Reset on Africa’s Debt Woes at G20 Summit The post Ramaphosa Demands Urgent Reset on Africa’s Debt Woes at G20 Summit first appeared on iAfrica.

The UNSC also received an update on the catastrophic humanitarian situation in the country.

President Cyril Ramaphosa is delivering a keynote address at the Basic Education Sector Lekgotla.

The Pentagon must create a procedure to identify troops who are transgender

Resident are calling on Premier Lazarus Mokgosi to address their service delivery challenges in SOPA

Reeves says no British businesses complained to her about SA's recently signed Expropriation bill.

Mbeki says Nujoma fought against apartheid and colonialism tirelessly

Members of Ingonyama Trust Board say they remain board members and do not recognise the suspension.

Aims at harnessing the power of football to drive meaningful change in the fight against GBV

The move is part of the province-wide Ziveze (Reveal Yourself) Campaign launched in October

It is the first time the US has not supported the statement Russia's invasion

Matodzi has taken the stand in the corruption trial related to VBS looting.

It said winds with speeds as high as 70 km per hour were expected early on Thursday

Analysts say the impact on oil prices may be due to sanctions imposed on Russia.

The suspect robbed the students and raped them at gunpoint before escaping.

ANC’s Mahlengi Bhengu-Motsiri says reconfiguration in Gauteng was not imposed on any party member.

The SAHRC has raised concern over the marginalisation of the Rastafari community

Power Africa was an initiative founded by Barack Obama to help provide electricity in Africa.

The M23 rebels say they are committed to a political solution in the DRC.

The man raped the 14-year-old girl repeatedly between October 2022 and October 2023.

The police have been searching for the bodies since they went missing on Sunday.

Nehawu's Sthembiso Tembe says the current salary for Parliament's cleaners is approximately R12 000.

Ramaphosa says debt sustainability for developing economies remains one of the priority for SA.

South Africa’s AGOA trade deal, a vital gateway to the US market, faces renewed uncertainty amid aggressive policies from President Donald Trump’s administration. The US has threatened to cut aid over South Africa’s controversial land reform law and its legal challenge against Israel, raising fears that the nation’s tariff-free exports—especially in the automotive, fruit, and… Read More »Trump’s Policies and Potential Risks to South Africa’s AGOA Deal The post Trump’s Policies and Potential Risks to South Africa’s AGOA Deal first appeared on iAfrica.

Coinbase, a leading US cryptocurrency exchange, has partnered with Onboard Global to launch peer-to-peer crypto payments in Nigeria, marking its first entry into the market. Under the collaboration, Nigerian users can purchase cryptocurrencies using the local currency by leveraging Onboard’s secure platform. Notably, the platform will waive KYC requirements for transactions below $100. Central to… Read More »Coinbase Teams Up with Onboard Global to Unlock P2P Crypto for Nigerians The post Coinbase Teams Up with Onboard Global to Unlock P2P Crypto for Nigerians first appeared on iAfrica.

President Cyril Ramaphosa opens the first meeting of the G20 Finance Ministers.

Hlophe was impeached as a judge for gross misconduct in February last year.

Winde says he will use the occasion to report back to residents on the progress made

Ramokgopa says teams are hard at work to deal with loashedding.

The G20 in South Africa is hosted under the theme "Solidarity, Equality and Sustainability."

The African armyworm is known for its voracious appetite and ability to destroy entire fields

Lenkopane refuted the claims from acting CEO Charlene Jacobs that there was undue interference

President Cyril Ramaphosa says government has gazetted the Customary Initiation Act regulations.

The no-result means the Proteas remain top of group B with three points from two matches

Parents say they are worried as their children's education is being delayed.

The Premier will meet with President Ramaphosa to discuss the 13 major issues affecting the province

N West residents are asking government to fast-track road repairs after the recent heavy rains.

President Cyril Ramaphosa opens the National House of Traditional and Khoisan Leaders.

SAMATU criticises Minister for attributing high cost of private healthcare to lack of regulation.

Tshifhango allegedly received a bribe of a vehicle valued at more than half a million rand.

The charges relate to the defrauding of several Soweto residents in an alleged funeral policy scam.

Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces has inked a charter to set up a parallel “government of peace and unity” with allied political and armed groups. The charter was signed during a closed event in Kenya, leading to criticism of Nairobi by the army-aligned Sudanese government. The document envisions Sudan as a secular, democratic, and non-centralized state… Read More »Sudan’s RSF and Allies Form Parallel Government Amid Civil War The post Sudan’s RSF and Allies Form Parallel Government Amid Civil War first appeared on iAfrica.

The African Development Bank has officially unveiled a list of five cleared candidates for the presidential election on May 29, 2025. On that day, the bank’s Board of Governors, comprising representatives from member countries, will vote for their preferred candidate. The five cleared candidates are Mr. Hott Amadou from Senegal, Dr. Maimbo Munzele from Zambia,… Read More »AfDB Reveals Candidates Cleared to Contest for Bank’s President The post AfDB Reveals Candidates Cleared to Contest for Bank’s President first appeared on iAfrica.

Ivory Coast has taken control of the last French military base in the country, marking a significant shift in both countries’ defense relationship. At a press conference, the Ivorian Defense Minister Tene Birahima Ouattara announced that although most French forces are departing, about 80 troops will remain to advise and train the Ivorian military. Ouattara… Read More »Ivory Coast Assumes Control of Final French Base as Troops Depart The post Ivory Coast Assumes Control of Final French Base as Troops Depart first appeared on iAfrica.

"The clinical conditions of the Holy Father, in their critical nature, show a slight improvement,"

The SACP also urged govt to allocate more resources to SARS and opposes a proposed VAT hike.

Macron said Europe was prepared to provide security guarantees to Ukraine, including peacekeepers

Selala says water levels are low at Ebenezer scheme, Seshego dam, and Olifantsproot water plant

Lesufi has signalled that Phase Two of the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) will go ahead soon

Manamela says they are working with NSFAS to ensure that all student accommodation debt is settled.

Diko says the committee is visiting the Public Broadcaster to ensure the institution is supported

The Competition Commission wants Google to compensate South African news media.

The funds will be released in tranches for the next seven years.

He went into the deciding set with the wind in his sails, but Rublev showed no mercy.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says the centre of the GNU is intact.

Pritzker Prize-winning architect Francis Kéré has designed a tribute to Thomas Sankara, the revolutionary leader of Burkina Faso, with a memorial in Ouagadougou. The 87-meter-tall structure honors Sankara’s impactful legacy, focusing on transformation and renewal. Located at the site of Sankara’s 1987 assassination, the memorial features a challenging ramp symbolizing the struggle for change. The… Read More »Kéré Designs Monument to Honor Revolutionary Leader Thomas Sankara’s Legacy The post Kéré Designs Monument to Honor Revolutionary Leader Thomas Sankara’s Legacy first appeared on iAfrica.

Piers Litherland, who previously discovered the tomb of Pharaoh Thutmose II in Luxor, has identified a second tomb, potentially containing the pharaoh’s mummified body and grave goods. Hidden beneath 23 meters of limestone rubble and plaster, the tomb was deliberately concealed after Thutmose II’s death around 1479BC. Litherland’s team uncovered a key inscription, suggesting that… Read More »British Archaeologist may have Uncovered Second Tomb of Pharaoh Thutmose II The post British Archaeologist may have Uncovered Second Tomb of Pharaoh Thutmose II first appeared on iAfrica.

In a rundown district of Lagos, Daniel Ajala has established a ballet school, Leap of Dance Academy, that provides local children with an opportunity to learn ballet, despite limited resources. Ajala, a self-taught dancer, aims to show that ballet is accessible to all, even in communities where the average income is low. The academy operates… Read More »Ballet Academy in Lagos Gives Children Confidence and New Opportunities The post Ballet Academy in Lagos Gives Children Confidence and New Opportunities first appeared on iAfrica.

Ramokgopa says the generation capacity that they had was sufficient to meet the demand.

Newcastle United scored four goals in 11 first-half minutes to keep alive their Champions League qualification hopes with a thrilling 4-3 victory over Nottingham Forest at St James’ Park on Sunday but had to hold on under heavy pressure in the second period. Newcastle move into fifth place with 44 points from 26 games, outside… Read More »First Half Blitz Gives Newcastle Thrilling Win Over Nottingham Forest The post First Half Blitz Gives Newcastle Thrilling Win Over Nottingham Forest first appeared on iAfrica.

Residents have been struggling with uninterrupted water supply, electricity and other challenges.

The affected children are between the ages of three and six years old.

Minister of Energy and Electricity, Dr. Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, offered a public apology to South Africans on Sunday morning as the country once again faces Stage 6 load shedding. Speaking at a media briefing in Pretoria, Gauteng, Ramokgopa acknowledged the frustration felt by citizens and businesses nationwide. “Please accept our sincerest apologies. With the greatest level… Read More »Minister Ramokgopa Apologizes as Stage 6 Load Shedding Returns Following Major Power Station Failures The post Minister Ramokgopa Apologizes as Stage 6 Load Shedding Returns Following Major Power Station Failures first appeared on iAfrica.

Arsenal must suffer for 48 hours and use the anger of their 1-0 home defeat by West Ham United to rekindle their Premier League title challenge, manager Mikel Arteta said on Saturday. It was meant to be a weekend when Arsenal would put pressure on leaders Liverpool by beating West Ham and closing the gap… Read More »Arteta Says Arsenal Must Use Anger Of Defeat To Rekindle Title Hopes The post Arteta Says Arsenal Must Use Anger Of Defeat To Rekindle Title Hopes first appeared on iAfrica.

Yelland says there has been some progress which was seen last year.