4 d. ago Electricity Ministry Plans Land Expropriation to Expand Eskom Infrastructure

The Ministry of Electricity and Energy has announced plans to expropriate privately-owned land, with compensation, as part of a major initiative to expand and upgrade Eskom’s infrastructure in the coming years. Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa outlined a comprehensive 10-year plan to enhance South Africa’s energy network during a media briefing on Tuesday. The ambitious project… Read More »Electricity Ministry Plans Land Expropriation to Expand Eskom Infrastructure The post Electricity Ministry Plans Land Expropriation to Expand Eskom Infrastructure first appeared on iAfrica.

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5 d. ago Morocco’s Traditional Clothing: A Key Element of Eid Celebrations

As Ramadan nears its end, Moroccans eagerly prepare for Eid, where traditional attire plays a crucial role in the festivities. Garments like kaftans and djellabas, often crafted from luxurious fabrics and intricate embroidery, are custom-made for the occasion. Fashion designers, like Sahar El Maazouzi, release exclusive Eid collections that feature opulent designs. The demand for… Read More »Morocco’s Traditional Clothing: A Key Element of Eid Celebrations The post Morocco’s Traditional Clothing: A Key Element of Eid Celebrations first appeared on iAfrica.

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7 d. ago Man City Squad And Staff Do Not Deserve Any Club World Cup Bonuses – Guardiola

Manchester City’s players and staff do not deserve any performance bonuses that may come their way from this year’s Club World Cup, manager Pep Guardiola said on Friday. Reigning Premier League champions City have had a season to forget under Guardiola, with the club 22 points off leaders Liverpool while they were also knocked out… Read More »Man City Squad And Staff Do Not Deserve Any Club World Cup Bonuses – Guardiola The post Man City Squad And Staff Do Not Deserve Any Club World Cup Bonuses – Guardiola first appeared on iAfrica.

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7 d. ago Interledger Foundation To Top $21M Invested In Open Digital Financial Ecosystem With New Funding Round

The Interledger Foundation has opened funding for fintech and web-based platform projects that will become part of its interoperable payments network via the Interledger Protocol (ILP) – to build out its vision for an open digital economy.With projects in 40 countries, the organisation is already working with businesses to spearhead initiatives that reimagine existing financial… Read More »Interledger Foundation To Top $21M Invested In Open Digital Financial Ecosystem With New Funding Round The post Interledger Foundation To Top $21M Invested In Open Digital Financial Ecosystem With New Funding Round first appeared on iAfrica.

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8 d. ago South Africa and World Bank Launch Plan to Rescue Struggling Cities

South Africa is collaborating with the World Bank on a $3 billion initiative to revitalize urban infrastructure in eight major cities, including Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Durban. These cities have experienced challenges, ranging from power outages and water shortages to degraded road networks and waste management systems. Under the plan, the World Bank will provide… Read More »South Africa and World Bank Launch Plan to Rescue Struggling Cities The post South Africa and World Bank Launch Plan to Rescue Struggling Cities first appeared on iAfrica.

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9 d. ago Royal AM back on the market after Moodley deal falls through

Royal AM are reportedly back on the market after Moodley's deal to buy the club collapsed.

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9 d. ago Gautrain looking at different ways to grow its commuter base

The agency says it is also considering extending the rail network to townships.

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9 d. ago MTN and Airtel Agree to Share Networks in Nigeria and Uganda

MTN Group and Airtel Africa have signed a network-sharing agreement in Nigeria and Uganda to cut costs and expand coverage in underserved areas. Faced with economic challenges like currency devaluation and rising operational expenses, both telecom giants aim to share towers, base stations, and fiber-optic networks to optimize investments. The deal is particularly timely for… Read More »MTN and Airtel Agree to Share Networks in Nigeria and Uganda The post MTN and Airtel Agree to Share Networks in Nigeria and Uganda first appeared on iAfrica.

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1 week ago Dangote Refinery Exports Spur Significant Increase in US Jet Fuel Imports

US jet fuel imports are soaring this March, hitting their highest level in two years. This development, which analysts suggest could drive down the price of aviation fuel in the US, is partially attributable to Nigeria’s Dangote refinery. In March alone, six vessels delivered 1.7 million barrels of jet fuel from the Lagos-based refinery to… Read More »Dangote Refinery Exports Spur Significant Increase in US Jet Fuel Imports The post Dangote Refinery Exports Spur Significant Increase in US Jet Fuel Imports first appeared on iAfrica.

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1 week ago JFK Files Expose Secret CIA Base in Nairobi and Five Other African Cities

The recently released JFK assassination files, declassified by President Donald Trump, reveal that the CIA secretly operated a base in Nairobi, Kenya, during the 1960s. Nairobi was one of six African cities—Lagos, Nigeria; Rabat, Morocco; Johannesburg and Pretoria, South Africa; and Salisbury (now Harare), Zimbabwe—that hosted CIA operations as the agency sought to expand its… Read More »JFK Files Expose Secret CIA Base in Nairobi and Five Other African Cities The post JFK Files Expose Secret CIA Base in Nairobi and Five Other African Cities first appeared on iAfrica.

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1 week ago City Power says it is expanding its electricity network in Joburg

City Power says it is expanding its electricity network in Johannesburg's Informal Settlements.

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1 week ago Africa’s Iconic Coastal Cities Face Existential Climate Crisis

Rising sea levels fueled by climate change could swallow some of Africa’s most iconic coastal cities by 2100. Two cities – Lagos, Nigeria, and Alexandria, Egypt – are particularly at risk, with factors like rapid urbanization and weak infrastructure exacerbating the problem. Lagos, Africa’s most populous city, faces relentless encroachment from the Atlantic, with millions… Read More »Africa’s Iconic Coastal Cities Face Existential Climate Crisis The post Africa’s Iconic Coastal Cities Face Existential Climate Crisis first appeared on iAfrica.

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1 week ago Discover Africa’s Newest Safari Camps: Luxury Meets Wilderness 

In 2025, Africa’s safari landscape is enriched by several exceptional new camps, each offering unique experiences for wildlife enthusiasts. Designed for minimal environmental impact, Wilderness Usawa Serengeti, Tanzania, offers six luxury tents blending seamlessly with the landscape. Located on a private island in the Okavango Delta, this exclusive lodge features three lavish suites overlooking a… Read More »Discover Africa’s Newest Safari Camps: Luxury Meets Wilderness  The post Discover Africa’s Newest Safari Camps: Luxury Meets Wilderness  first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Africa’s Tech Boom: Innovation Grows Despite Funding and Infrastructure Hurdles 

Africa’s tech scene is expanding, with cities like Lagos, Nairobi, and Cape Town attracting global interest. While no African city made the global top 40 startup rankings, youth-driven innovation and mobile-first solutions are fueling growth. Lagos leads the continent in fintech advancements, though limited funding, infrastructure gaps, and regulatory challenges persist. Experts urge African governments… Read More »Africa’s Tech Boom: Innovation Grows Despite Funding and Infrastructure Hurdles  The post Africa’s Tech Boom: Innovation Grows Despite Funding and Infrastructure Hurdles  first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Four African Cities Named Among World’s Best Food Destinations for 2025

In a global celebration of culinary excellence, four African cities have been ranked among the 20 best food destinations in 2025 by Time Out. Cape Town claimed the top spot worldwide, praised for its exceptional dining experiences and rich food culture. Lagos followed, winning hearts for its affordability and diverse flavors, as 78% of locals… Read More »Four African Cities Named Among World’s Best Food Destinations for 2025 The post Four African Cities Named Among World’s Best Food Destinations for 2025 first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Botswana Bets on Natural Diamonds to Woo Wealthy Young Americans

Gaborone is ramping up efforts to boost diamond sales and counter synthetic gems by targeting wealthy young Americans via Instagram and TikTok. In a bold marketing move, the government recently hosted an exclusive influencer dinner in New York, partnering with luxury jeweler The Clear Cut to promote natural diamonds as a premium, ethical choice. With… Read More »Botswana Bets on Natural Diamonds to Woo Wealthy Young Americans The post Botswana Bets on Natural Diamonds to Woo Wealthy Young Americans first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Bridging Borders, Boosting Business: Why Africa Must Prioritize Digital Public Infrastructure

Imagine a world where every citizen can access government services with ease, small businesses can expand into new markets, and women have equal access to financial opportunities. Digital public infrastructure (DPI) is key to making this a reality. DPI is a digital network that crisscrosses the economy, connecting people, data, and money in the same… Read More »Bridging Borders, Boosting Business: Why Africa Must Prioritize Digital Public Infrastructure The post Bridging Borders, Boosting Business: Why Africa Must Prioritize Digital Public Infrastructure first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Lagos’ Dining Scene Evolves: A Fusion of Tradition and Innovation

Lagos’ food scene has transformed into a dynamic, cosmopolitan experience, blending traditional Nigerian flavors with international influences. Once limited in dining options, the city now boasts diverse culinary spaces that celebrate both heritage and innovation. Restaurants like Àjọjẹ foster intimate, communal dining, while places like NOK by Alára highlight pan-African cuisine with a contemporary twist.… Read More »Lagos’ Dining Scene Evolves: A Fusion of Tradition and Innovation The post Lagos’ Dining Scene Evolves: A Fusion of Tradition and Innovation first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Delegates gather in Cape Town to discuss water sustainability

14th International Water Association conference is under way in Cape Town.

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3 w. ago Lagos Elite Gather in Exclusive Clubs for Networking and Leisure 

Private members’ clubs in Lagos offer sanctuaries for the city’s elite, providing exclusive spaces for networking and socializing. The historic Lagos Polo Club attracts top business leaders and politicians, offering polo matches and upscale dining. Gaia Africa, Lagos’s first women-only club, focuses on professional networking, catering to C-suite executives and entrepreneurs. Mìlíkì, a discreet club… Read More »Lagos Elite Gather in Exclusive Clubs for Networking and Leisure  The post Lagos Elite Gather in Exclusive Clubs for Networking and Leisure  first appeared on iAfrica.

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