46 h. ago Police union urges ‘practical, enforceable’ resolutions from Summit

SAPU says the Police Summit starting today must lead to practical and enforceable resolutions.

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5 d. ago Motsoaledi admits not consulting before ban on cannabis products

The minister insists his decision was rational, considering the negative effects of cannabis.

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8 d. ago Nigerian Billionaire Joins IMF Advisory Council on Global Growth

Tony Elumelu, a Nigerian billionaire and philanthropist, has been appointed to the IMF’s newly established Advisory Council on Entrepreneurship and Growth. Joining global figures like Marc Benioff, Salesforce CEO, and Reema Al-Saud, Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to the US, Elumelu will help shape policies that promote innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainable private sector-led growth. The council, created… Read More »Nigerian Billionaire Joins IMF Advisory Council on Global Growth The post Nigerian Billionaire Joins IMF Advisory Council on Global Growth first appeared on iAfrica.

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9 d. ago Khanyile to lead Gauteng MK’s walk over alleged 2024 poll rigging

Mk Party's Tau says the party will be handing over a memorandum to the ConCourt

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9 d. ago “Purpose” Broadway Play Explores Black Legacy, Politics, and Family Secrets

“Purpose,” a groundbreaking Broadway play directed by Phylicia Rashad, delves into Black political legacies and familial secrets through the fictional Jasper family. Written by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, the production highlights the complexities of identity, history, and societal contributions, with the Jasper family as a powerful symbol of civil rights activism. Featuring a distinguished cast, including LaTanya… Read More »“Purpose” Broadway Play Explores Black Legacy, Politics, and Family Secrets The post “Purpose” Broadway Play Explores Black Legacy, Politics, and Family Secrets first appeared on iAfrica.

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9 d. ago Syrians in Ethiopia Preserve Ramadan Iftar Tradition Amid Challenges

Syrian refugees in Ethiopia, particularly in the Bole Michael neighborhood of Addis Ababa, are keeping the Ramadan iftar tradition alive despite their hardships. Syrian restaurant owner Ahmed Ibrahim offers free meals to those in need during the holy month, reflecting the strong community spirit and generosity seen in his homeland. Though poverty is widespread, the… Read More »Syrians in Ethiopia Preserve Ramadan Iftar Tradition Amid Challenges The post Syrians in Ethiopia Preserve Ramadan Iftar Tradition Amid Challenges first appeared on iAfrica.

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9 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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2 w. ago Cassava Technologies Teams Up with Nvidia to Build Africa’s First AI Factory

Cassava Technologies is set to roll out Nvidia’s artificial intelligence software at its South African data centers by June, marking a major step toward building Africa’s first “AI factory.” Once this is successfully implemented, the UK-headquartered digital infrastructure firm plans to expand the deployment to Egypt, Kenya, Morocco, and Nigeria. The company, founded by Zimbabwean… Read More »Cassava Technologies Teams Up with Nvidia to Build Africa’s First AI Factory The post Cassava Technologies Teams Up with Nvidia to Build Africa’s First AI Factory first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Myths and Mirages: A Journey Through Egypt’s Timeless Western Desert

Deep in Egypt’s Western Desert, myths, mirages, and history intertwine. From ancient monks in Wadi El Natrun to fossilized whales in Wadi al-Hitan, the desert reveals stories of faith, evolution, and human longing. Following the trail of Alexander the Great, who sought divine approval at Siwa’s Temple of Amun, the journey uncovers a timeless human… Read More »Myths and Mirages: A Journey Through Egypt’s Timeless Western Desert The post Myths and Mirages: A Journey Through Egypt’s Timeless Western Desert first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago AGOA impact on automotive sector discussed at Numsa conference

The talks centered on the production downturn in the manufacturing and mining industries.

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2 w. ago President wants wider consultation on cannabis food products ban

The decision by the health ministry has received criticism from the cannabis and hemp industry.

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2 w. ago Beyond the Smile: South Africa Must Prioritise Oral Health as a Public Health Imperative

South Africa’s burden of oral diseases is not only inextricably linked to non-communicable diseases but also presents an urgent public health challenge, with rising concern over its impact on mental health. Oral diseases are a major health concern for many countries and negatively impacts people throughout their lives. Oral diseases lead to pain and discomfort,… Read More »Beyond the Smile: South Africa Must Prioritise Oral Health as a Public Health Imperative The post Beyond the Smile: South Africa Must Prioritise Oral Health as a Public Health Imperative first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. 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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2 w. 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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2 w. ago George Foreman, Heavyweight Champ And Purveyor Of Grills, Dies At 76

American George Foreman, one of the great second acts in sports, who reclaimed the heavyweight boxing title at age 45 and became a celebrated product pitchman, died on Friday at age 76. “With profound sorrow, we announce the passing of our beloved George Edward Foreman Sr. who peacefully departed on March 21, 2025 surrounded by… Read More »George Foreman, Heavyweight Champ And Purveyor Of Grills, Dies At 76 The post George Foreman, Heavyweight Champ And Purveyor Of Grills, Dies At 76 first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago LIVE: Mashatile leads Human Rights Day commemorations in Kariega

The Deputy President delivers the keynote address at the 2025 Human Rights Day commemoration event.

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2 w. ago Ramadan’s Sweet Staple: Egypt and Saudi Arabia Lead Date Production

Dates take center stage during Ramadan as Muslims worldwide break their fast with the sweet, nutrient-rich fruit deeply rooted in Islamic tradition. Packed with vitamins, fiber, and antioxidants, dates offer an energy boost after a long day of fasting. Among the most prized varieties are Medjool, Ajwa, and Deglet Noor, each offering unique flavors and… Read More »Ramadan’s Sweet Staple: Egypt and Saudi Arabia Lead Date Production The post Ramadan’s Sweet Staple: Egypt and Saudi Arabia Lead Date Production first appeared on iAfrica.

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3 w. ago Inside Egypt’s Ambitious Blueprint for Gaza’s Recovery and Growth

Recently, Egypt unveiled a $53 billion, three-phase plan to rebuild Gaza, aiming to stabilize the region and create a self-sustaining economy over five years. Backed by several European nations as well as the Arab League, the plan prioritizes keeping Gazans in their homeland while sidelining Hamas in favor of an independent transitional committee, eventually handing… Read More »Inside Egypt’s Ambitious Blueprint for Gaza’s Recovery and Growth The post Inside Egypt’s Ambitious Blueprint for Gaza’s Recovery and Growth first appeared on iAfrica.

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3 w. ago Electricity tariff hikes might lead to illegal connections: SALGA

NERSA approved Eskom's 12.74 % tariff increase for direct customers and 11.32% for municipalities.

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3 w. ago Newcastle end trophy drought with League Cup final win over Liverpool

Local hero Burn gave Newcastle a deserved lead in the 45th minute.

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