38 h. ago Mozambique Approves Historic Peace Law Amid Political Tensions

Mozambique’s parliament has unanimously passed a landmark law aimed at restoring peace through national dialogue and constitutional reform. Backed by all political parties, the law stems from a March 5 peace agreement between President Daniel Chapo and opposition leaders. It proposes restructuring the state, decentralizing power, and revising presidential authority to enhance democratic governance. While… Read More »Mozambique Approves Historic Peace Law Amid Political Tensions The post Mozambique Approves Historic Peace Law Amid Political Tensions first appeared on iAfrica.

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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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6 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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9 d. ago SA, DRC commit to deeper partnership on trade and security matters

Minister Lamola says the Inga dam project is helping SA to deal with its water challenges.

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1 week ago Over R60 billion needed to bolster SA’s nuclear program: Ramokgopa

Ramokgopa says an initial investment of R1.2 billion will be set aside to fund the project.

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1 week ago Santaco ‘frustrated’ by eThekwini’s handling of GO!Durban project

Santaco in Durban has expressed frustration with eThekwini's handling of the GO! Durban project.

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2 w. ago IEC hosts dialogue at NMU amid decline in young voter registration

The IEC outreach is an ongoing project with the next elections most likely next year

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2 w. ago Opposition parties express disapproval of Mahikeng smart city project

A tug-of-war in North West over the multi-billion rand Mahikeng Smart City development

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2 w. ago Mozambique’s Mondlane pledges to fight for freedom, plans new party

He is also planning to start a new political party after he cut ties with PODEMOS.

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3 w. ago U.S. Reapproves $4.7 Billion Loan for Mozambique LNG Project

The U.S. Export-Import Bank has reauthorized a $4.7 billion loan for TotalEnergies’ Mozambique liquefied natural gas (LNG) project, initially approved during the Trump administration but delayed due to security concerns in the Cabo Delgado region. This funding is pivotal for the $20 billion initiative, positioning Mozambique as a significant LNG exporter. The project faced setbacks… Read More »U.S. Reapproves $4.7 Billion Loan for Mozambique LNG Project The post U.S. Reapproves $4.7 Billion Loan for Mozambique LNG Project first appeared on iAfrica.

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3 w. ago Protests, Police Brutality, and Political Turmoil Continue to Rock Mozambique

Mozambique’s political crisis deepened as the recent government-declared “Day of Dialogue” erupted into violent clashes between police and protesters. President Daniel Chapo, who signed an agreement with parliamentary parties to resolve post-election tensions, excluded opposition leader Venancio Mondlane from discussions. In response, Mondlane led a “peaceful walk” through Maputo’s poorer neighborhoods, which was met with… Read More »Protests, Police Brutality, and Political Turmoil Continue to Rock Mozambique The post Protests, Police Brutality, and Political Turmoil Continue to Rock Mozambique first appeared on iAfrica.

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4 w. ago French loan to help Morocco buy 18 fast trains ahead of World Cup

The trains are part of a plan to extend the high-speed railnetwork from Kenitra to Marrakech.

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last month Cape Town Powers Ahead: City Opens Grid for Private Electricity Sales and Trading

The City of Cape Town has announced the opening of its electricity grid to private sales and trading, marking a significant milestone for local energy independence. This development comes on the heels of a year-long pilot project demonstrating the viability of electricity wheeling in the municipality. During the pilot phase, more than half a million… Read More »Cape Town Powers Ahead: City Opens Grid for Private Electricity Sales and Trading The post Cape Town Powers Ahead: City Opens Grid for Private Electricity Sales and Trading first appeared on iAfrica.

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last month Northern Cape R1bn housing project construction underway: MEC Vass

The aim of the project is to address the province's housing backlog.

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