63 h. ago Cableway Charity Challenge Returns And Table Mountain Cableway Invites The Public To Take Part

One of Cape Town’s most beloved fundraising events will once again take place on Table Mountain in May. The Cableway Charity Challenge 2025 is scheduled for Saturday 10 May 2025, and hosts and organisers, Table Mountain Aerial Cableway (TMACC), calls you to be a part of the action by cheering on participants, pledging your support… Read More »Cableway Charity Challenge Returns And Table Mountain Cableway Invites The Public To Take Part The post Cableway Charity Challenge Returns And Table Mountain Cableway Invites The Public To Take Part first appeared on iAfrica.

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3 d. ago OPINION | Summits, Imbizos, and Advisory Panels: Ramaphosa just wants to talk

Ramaphosa’s presidency will ultimately be judged not by the number of summits he convened: Sejaphala

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6 d. ago New licence to allow for outsourcing of water, sanitation services

The indaba aims to highlight government's commitment to tackling South Africa's water crisis.

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7 d. ago President Ramaphosa calls for action to tackle SA’s water crisis

Ramaphosa says government and stakeholders must find solutions to the country's water crisis.

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8 d. ago South Africa Rejects ‘White Persecution’ Narrative Amid Rising Global Tensions

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has firmly rejected claims that white South Africans, particularly Afrikaners, are being persecuted, calling it a “completely false narrative.” His comments come in response to renewed allegations from Elon Musk, who repeated accusations of “white genocide” in South Africa. Musk cited a political rally where members of the opposition Economic… Read More »South Africa Rejects ‘White Persecution’ Narrative Amid Rising Global Tensions The post South Africa Rejects ‘White Persecution’ Narrative Amid Rising Global Tensions first appeared on iAfrica.

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9 d. ago Ramaphosa Optimistic About Peace Prospects in the DRC Conflict

President Cyril Ramaphosa expressed confidence that peace may soon be achieved in the long-standing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). On Monday night, Ramaphosa participated in a joint meeting of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the East African Community, focusing on strategies to resolve the ongoing civil war in the DRC.… Read More »Ramaphosa Optimistic About Peace Prospects in the DRC Conflict The post Ramaphosa Optimistic About Peace Prospects in the DRC Conflict first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Ramaphosa Calls for Calm Amid Ambassador Rasool’s Controversial Return

President Cyril Ramaphosa has appealed to political parties and organizations to avoid actions that could further inflame tensions with the United States ahead of expelled Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool’s return. South Africa’s former ambassador to the US is set to arrive back in the country on Sunday. During a media briefing on Thursday, the Presidency acknowledged… Read More »Ramaphosa Calls for Calm Amid Ambassador Rasool’s Controversial Return The post Ramaphosa Calls for Calm Amid Ambassador Rasool’s Controversial Return first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Mbalula Blames Coalitions for Johannesburg’s Decline Amid Criticism of ANC Governance

ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula has shifted blame for Johannesburg’s deterioration onto coalition governance, stating that the city’s decline began only after the ANC lost control. Mbalula’s comments, made during a media briefing at Luthuli House on Thursday, follow criticism from President Cyril Ramaphosa about the city’s poor condition, especially with Johannesburg set to host the… Read More »Mbalula Blames Coalitions for Johannesburg’s Decline Amid Criticism of ANC Governance The post Mbalula Blames Coalitions for Johannesburg’s Decline Amid Criticism of ANC Governance first appeared on iAfrica.

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3 w. ago Ramaphosa: SANDF Troops to Remain in DRC Until Peace is Secured

President Cyril Ramaphosa has described the security situation facing South African soldiers stationed in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as “precarious,” but insisted they will remain deployed until lasting peace is achieved in the eastern region. In January, 16 members of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) were killed in clashes—the largest loss… Read More »Ramaphosa: SANDF Troops to Remain in DRC Until Peace is Secured The post Ramaphosa: SANDF Troops to Remain in DRC Until Peace is Secured first appeared on iAfrica.

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3 w. ago Ramaphosa confirms diplomatic efforts to engage with US president

President Cyril Ramaphosa says he reached out to Donald Trump on two occasions diplomatically.

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3 w. ago Tshwane Mayor admits corruption issues, calls for faster action

DA has urged Moya and the City Manager Johann Mettler to look deeper into Modise's business affairs

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3 w. ago President Ramaphosa mourns tragic deaths of Dr Mokae, activist Mabini

Dr Mokae was found murdered at his home in Ga-Rankuwa, Pretoria, on Wednesday

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3 w. ago GRAPHIC CONTENT |Motsoaledi calls for action against security company

The man allegedly bit the body of the deceased patient.

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3 w. ago Health Minister Pushes NHI Regulations Forward Amid Mounting Legal Hurdles

Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi has officially released the first draft regulations for the National Health Insurance (NHI) Act, even though several objections and court challenges remain unresolved. Signed into law by President Cyril Ramaphosa in May 2024, the NHI aims to overhaul South Africa’s healthcare framework and promises universal healthcare access—though it has yet to… Read More »Health Minister Pushes NHI Regulations Forward Amid Mounting Legal Hurdles The post Health Minister Pushes NHI Regulations Forward Amid Mounting Legal Hurdles first appeared on iAfrica.

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4 w. ago Ramaphosa welcomes Microsoft’s plan to invest billions in SA

President Ramaphosa delivered the keynote address during the event.

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4 w. ago Lesufi Apologizes to Ramaphosa, Vows to Restore Johannesburg’s Reputation

Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has offered a public apology to President Cyril Ramaphosa for the deteriorating conditions in Johannesburg, acknowledging the President’s frustration about the poor state of the metro. Ramaphosa, speaking during a Thursday meeting with Lesufi’s administration and city officials at the Johannesburg City Council, expressed disappointment at the city’s appearance. The gathering… Read More »Lesufi Apologizes to Ramaphosa, Vows to Restore Johannesburg’s Reputation The post Lesufi Apologizes to Ramaphosa, Vows to Restore Johannesburg’s Reputation first appeared on iAfrica.

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4 w. ago LIVE | Microsoft VP Smith, President Ramaphosa discuss partnerships

Microsoft Vice Chair Brad Smith and President Cyril Ramaphosa are discussing partnerships

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4 w. ago President Ramaphosa pushes Gauteng’s readiness ahead of G20 summit

President Cyril Ramaphosa says the G20 will take place in Johannesburg in November

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4 w. ago Gauteng govt hopes Ramaphosa’s visit will highlight crime, jobs

Gauteng government hopes President Cyril Ramaphosa's visit will help highlight 13 key priorities.

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