24 h. ago Tshwane Mayor warns residents to brace themselves for tariff hikes

The City of Tshwane is struggling to increase its revenue collection.

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24 h. ago Namibia’s Sossusvlei Named One of World’s Best Places to Visit in April

Sossusvlei, a breathtaking dry lake in Namibia’s Namib Desert, has been named one of the world’s top destinations to visit in April. Known for its towering red dunes—some over 300 meters high—Sossusvlei offers surreal beauty, unique wildlife, and striking contrasts, especially at sunrise and sunset. April’s mild temperatures and lingering greenery after the rainy season… Read More »Namibia’s Sossusvlei Named One of World’s Best Places to Visit in April The post Namibia’s Sossusvlei Named One of World’s Best Places to Visit in April first appeared on iAfrica.

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38 h. ago City Power condemns vandalism after suspected cable thief killed

A suspected cable thief was fatally electrocuted at the Houtkoppen substation last night.

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44 h. ago Section27 slams govt’s failure to eradicate pit toilets in schools

Section27 has lamented provinces' failure to eradicate pit toilets in schools in the country.

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3 d. ago Mint Tea, Mule Trails, and Mountain Magic: Discovering Morocco’s Hidden Paradise

Just a few hours from London, Morocco offers a journey through time, starting in vibrant Marrakech and culminating in the majestic Atlas Mountains. After soaking in the city’s dazzling souks, serene riads, and spiritual gardens, visitors can head south to the Berber village of Imlil. From there, tourists can access the Kasbah du Toubkal, a… Read More »Mint Tea, Mule Trails, and Mountain Magic: Discovering Morocco’s Hidden Paradise The post Mint Tea, Mule Trails, and Mountain Magic: Discovering Morocco’s Hidden Paradise first appeared on iAfrica.

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4 d. ago Manchester City Boss Guardiola Laments ‘Poor’ Season Performance

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has said his own efforts this season have been “really poor” as his side struggle to recapture their title-winning form. Reigning champions City, who have won six Premier League crowns under Guardiola since the Spaniard joined in 2016, are fifth in the table 22 points adrift of leaders Liverpool. “My… Read More »Manchester City Boss Guardiola Laments ‘Poor’ Season Performance The post Manchester City Boss Guardiola Laments ‘Poor’ Season Performance first appeared on iAfrica.

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4 d. ago  Villa’s Rashford scores twice in FA Cup win over Preston, book semis

Rashford netted his first goal for Villa since a February loan move from Manchester United.

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5 d. ago Myanmar quake death toll passes 1 600, junta lets in foreign rescuers

Survivors in Mandalay, Myanmar's second-biggest city, dug with their bare hands on Friday.

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5 d. ago Man City deny allegations that Haaland hurt mascot: Media reports

The incident occurred before the home Premier League match against Southampton in October.

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5 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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6 d. ago Mashatile says water infrastructure now top priority for government

Mashatile says poor infrastructure hinders access to clean water

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6 d. ago Impersonation of police in KZN attributed to poor SAPS management

Suspects usually wear pieces of police uniform such as a bulletproof vest, a cap, mask or raincoat

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7 d. ago Mayor Xhakaza condemns Metro Police protest that clogged city roads

Ekurhuleni Mayor Nkosindiphile Xhakaza has condemned the protest action by the City’s metro police.

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7 d. ago Buffalo City Metro expresses intention to buy Kwinana’s land

Kwinana is facing multiple charges of extortion and malicious damages to property.

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8 d. ago City of Johannesburg puts measures in place to deal with water leaks

Morero says the city has identified several leaks and is working on installing noise lockers.

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8 d. ago How Nigeria’s Textile Industry Unraveled Under China’s Pressure

Nigeria’s textile sector, a thriving industry in the 1990s, has crumbled under the weight of cheap Chinese imports, currency depreciation, and poor government support. Once boasting over 150 textile mills and supporting millions of jobs, the industry now has fewer than four functioning factories. Nigeria’s limited access to affordable raw materials, unreliable power supply, and… Read More »How Nigeria’s Textile Industry Unraveled Under China’s Pressure The post How Nigeria’s Textile Industry Unraveled Under China’s Pressure 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 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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1 week ago Soybean Market Turmoil Threatens Poultry Production in Southern Africa

Soybeans, vital for poultry feed, are critical to food security in East and Southern Africa. However, climate change and market manipulation have disrupted production in Zambia and Malawi. Zambia’s soybean output dropped 74% in 2024 due to poor rains and low prices set by dominant buyers, forcing farmers to plant less. Meanwhile, Malawi’s production fell… Read More »Soybean Market Turmoil Threatens Poultry Production in Southern Africa The post Soybean Market Turmoil Threatens Poultry Production in Southern Africa first appeared on iAfrica.

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