30 h. ago Uitenhage residents decry impact of Matanzima road bridge collapse

The alternative route is a gravel road which deteriorates the state of the vehicles.

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30 h. ago Kariega residents decry impact of Matanzima road bridge collapse

The alternative route is a gravel road which deteriorates the state of the vehicles.

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40 h. ago Ségou’Art Festival Bridges Divides, Unites Sahel Amid Crisis

The Ségou’Art Festival, held annually in Mali, showcases the power of art and culture in uniting people despite political and regional divides. Amid jihadist threats and recent military coups in the Sahel, the festival fosters cultural exchange between diverse communities, such as the Tuareg and southern Malians. The event’s theme of cultural diversity, peace, and… Read More »Ségou’Art Festival Bridges Divides, Unites Sahel Amid Crisis The post Ségou’Art Festival Bridges Divides, Unites Sahel Amid Crisis first appeared on iAfrica.

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40 h. 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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55 h. 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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3 d. ago Parliament Committee split over small business challenges in Limpopo

Parliament Committee Divided Over Small Business Challenges in Limpopo

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4 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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5 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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5 d. ago Stockpoort, Groblers Bridge ports reopened after heavy rains

The BMA earlier this month suspended all operations at the two ports due to severe flooding.

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5 d. ago Trump Picks Controversial Media Critic as US Envoy to South Africa

President Donald Trump has nominated Leo Brent Bozell III, a conservative media critic and pro-Israel commentator, as the United States ambassador to South Africa. Bozell, founder of the Media Research Center, is known for his outspoken views in support of Israel as well as his ties to right-wing media. Since Trump’s return to the White… Read More »Trump Picks Controversial Media Critic as US Envoy to South Africa The post Trump Picks Controversial Media Critic as US Envoy to South Africa first appeared on iAfrica.

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6 d. ago DA shooting itself in the foot over budget vote stance: Analyst

She further says their actions will harm the Government of National Unity.

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6 d. ago Chad Deems Sudanese General’s Airport Threat a ‘Declaration of War’

Sudan’s civil war threatens to escalate into a regional conflict after a top Sudanese general threatened to target Chad’s airports, claiming the United Arab Emirates uses them to supply weapons to the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). In response, Chad condemned the remarks as a “declaration of war” and vowed to defend its sovereignty, in… Read More »Chad Deems Sudanese General’s Airport Threat a ‘Declaration of War’ The post Chad Deems Sudanese General’s Airport Threat a ‘Declaration of War’ first appeared on iAfrica.

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8 d. ago A Political Bond at 50: DA and IFP Strengthen Ties in Historic Celebration

In a powerful display of political unity, the Democratic Alliance (DA) joined the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) in celebrating its 50th anniversary at a packed Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi Stadium in Ulundi, KwaZulu-Natal. Thousands of supporters filled the venue, honoring the legacy of the IFP’s late founder, Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi. DA KwaZulu-Natal chairperson, Dean Macpherson, emphasized… Read More »A Political Bond at 50: DA and IFP Strengthen Ties in Historic Celebration The post A Political Bond at 50: DA and IFP Strengthen Ties in Historic Celebration first appeared on iAfrica.

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8 d. ago Joburg Residents Mobilize on Human Rights Day to Address Social Challenges

Johannesburg commemorated Human Rights Day, March 21, with a series of events reflecting on past struggles and addressing current societal issues. The day marks 65 years since the Sharpeville massacre, where 69 anti-apartheid protesters were killed by police, underscoring the ongoing importance of human rights advocacy. At Constitution Hill, the annual Human Rights Festival featured… Read More »Joburg Residents Mobilize on Human Rights Day to Address Social Challenges The post Joburg Residents Mobilize on Human Rights Day to Address Social Challenges first appeared on iAfrica.

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8 d. ago “Jazz, Rain, and Magic: Table Mountain Jazz Festival Unites Cape Town

Jazz lovers have filled the Company Gardens in Cape Town for the inaugural Table Mountain Jazz Festival. The oldest garden in South Africa played host to the two-day music showcase this weekend. Among the acts were legendary artists, including Jonathan Butler, Jimmy Dludlu and Peter White. Close to 5,000 jazz lovers gathered for the first… Read More »“Jazz, Rain, and Magic: Table Mountain Jazz Festival Unites Cape Town The post “Jazz, Rain, and Magic: Table Mountain Jazz Festival Unites Cape Town first appeared on iAfrica.

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8 d. 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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8 d. ago Citizens mustn’t let events beyond their shore divide them: Ramaphosa

Ramaphosa says that South Africans must reject politics of divisiveness.

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9 d. ago Kusile’s Final Unit Begins Generating 800MW, Boosting SA’s Energy Grid

On Sunday, Kusile Power Station’s Unit 6—the facility’s final unit—began contributing up to 800MW of electricity to South Africa’s national grid for the first time. Eskom announced that Unit 6 will undergo further testing over the next six months before its full integration into the grid as an official part of Eskom’s generation fleet. Once… Read More »Kusile’s Final Unit Begins Generating 800MW, Boosting SA’s Energy Grid The post Kusile’s Final Unit Begins Generating 800MW, Boosting SA’s Energy Grid first appeared on iAfrica.

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9 d. ago Severe Flooding in eThekwini Causes R1.5 Billion in Damage, Thousands Affected

Persistent heavy rainfall in KwaZulu-Natal’s eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality has led to significant devastation, causing approximately R1.5 billion worth of damage to infrastructure and impacting nearly 6,000 residents. Mayor Cyril Xaba addressed the crisis in a service delivery briefing on Sunday, describing the recent weather conditions from 19 February to 15 March as “catastrophic.” The storms… Read More »Severe Flooding in eThekwini Causes R1.5 Billion in Damage, Thousands Affected The post Severe Flooding in eThekwini Causes R1.5 Billion in Damage, Thousands Affected first appeared on iAfrica.

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9 d. ago SA Must Repair US Ties Despite Diplomatic Fallout, Says Former Ambassador Rasool

Former South African Ambassador to the United States, Ebrahim Rasool, has emphasized the urgent need for South Africa to repair its strained relationship with the US, arguing that the livelihoods of millions depend on it. Rasool returned home with his wife, Rosieda, on Sunday morning, greeted warmly by a spirited crowd of African National Congress… Read More »SA Must Repair US Ties Despite Diplomatic Fallout, Says Former Ambassador Rasool The post SA Must Repair US Ties Despite Diplomatic Fallout, Says Former Ambassador Rasool first appeared on iAfrica.

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