1 hour ago KZN SOPA highlights unemployment, poverty and service delivery

The provincial government has set a target of securing investments worth R4-billion in 2025/26.

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25 h. ago From Hydropower to Solar: Africa’s Clean Energy Drive Gains Momentum

A new report by the African Energy Chamber reveals that Africa’s share of renewables in its power generation mix is projected to rise from 27% today to over 40% by 2030. The report highlights that geothermal and hydropower energy are already powering East and West Africa, offering cleaner alternatives compared to the fossil fuel-heavy north… Read More »From Hydropower to Solar: Africa’s Clean Energy Drive Gains Momentum The post From Hydropower to Solar: Africa’s Clean Energy Drive Gains Momentum first appeared on iAfrica.

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29 h. ago Task team established to address water challenges: Ramathuba

Limpopo Premier  Dr Phophi Ramathuba has delivered the State of the Province Address.

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35 h. ago Gqeberha learner unable to attend school after multiple surgeries

Matric learner unable to return to school after surgery complications at Livingstone Hospital.

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36 h. ago Western Cape to Invest R18 Billion in Healthcare Upgrades, Promising Modern Facilities

The Western Cape government plans to channel more than R18 billion into healthcare infrastructure over the next ten years, with a significant portion of this budget earmarked for the long-awaited Tygerberg Hospital modernization project. A public-private partnership, the initiative will replace the aging Tygerberg Hospital in Cape Town with two advanced healthcare facilities. Speaking during… Read More »Western Cape to Invest R18 Billion in Healthcare Upgrades, Promising Modern Facilities The post Western Cape to Invest R18 Billion in Healthcare Upgrades, Promising Modern Facilities first appeared on iAfrica.

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36 h. ago Western Cape Pushes Cape Town Airport Expansion Amid Record Tourism Numbers

The Western Cape government has highlighted the urgent need to expand Cape Town International Airport, following a surge in tourism that saw more than 160,000 international visitors arrive in December—marking a twelve-year high. Although the international terminal is managed by Airports Company South Africa (ACSA), which is 74.6% government-owned, Western Cape Premier Alan Winde stressed… Read More »Western Cape Pushes Cape Town Airport Expansion Amid Record Tourism Numbers The post Western Cape Pushes Cape Town Airport Expansion Amid Record Tourism Numbers first appeared on iAfrica.

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36 h. ago ANC Turns to Veteran Leaders for Gauteng Rebuild After Electoral Setback

The African National Congress (ANC) has justified its decision to involve seasoned party veterans in the effort to rebuild its Gauteng structures. On Wednesday, Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula introduced new leadership arrangements for the province following the party’s underwhelming performance in the 2024 elections. Former Johannesburg mayor, Amos Masondo, is set to co-lead the ANC in… Read More »ANC Turns to Veteran Leaders for Gauteng Rebuild After Electoral Setback The post ANC Turns to Veteran Leaders for Gauteng Rebuild After Electoral Setback first appeared on iAfrica.

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37 h. ago LIVE | President Ramaphosa addresses Basic Education Sector Lekgotla

President Cyril Ramaphosa is delivering a keynote address at the Basic Education Sector Lekgotla.

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40 h. ago NW residents hopeful SOPA will address service delivery challenges

Resident are calling on Premier Lazarus Mokgosi to address their service delivery challenges in SOPA

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49 h. ago Winde highlights infrastructure, schools in province address

Premier Winde says in less than a 100 days his government has managed to build schools

Culture

53 h. ago Gauteng health freezes salaries of 66 staff to tackle ghost workers

The move is part of the province-wide Ziveze (Reveal Yourself) Campaign launched in October

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54 h. ago Mauritius shuts international airport as precaution over cyclone

It said winds with speeds as high as 70 km per hour were expected early on Thursday

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61 h. ago Emergency services on alert as Table Mountain park fires escalate

SANParks says gusting winds overnight led to the spread of the fires.

Events

3 d. ago Winde to unveil 2025 W Cape priorities in SOPA at Beaufort West

Winde says he will use the occasion to report back to residents on the progress made

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3 d. ago Lesufi’s SOPA lacks key interventions to solve challenges: Analyst

The Premier will meet with President Ramaphosa to discuss the 13 major issues affecting the province

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4 d. ago Gauteng hopes Lesufi’s address tackles jobs, crime, and services

The stage has been set in Tshwane for Gauteng Premier's fourth SOPA.

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4 d. ago N Cape to oversee water infrastructure spending for Sol Plaatje

The funds will be released in tranches for the next seven years.

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4 d. ago Rublev wins Qatar Open for the 2nd time, defeating Draper in final

He went into the deciding set with the wind in his sails, but Rublev showed no mercy.

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4 d. ago Ballet Academy in Lagos Gives Children Confidence and New Opportunities

In a rundown district of Lagos, Daniel Ajala has established a ballet school, Leap of Dance Academy, that provides local children with an opportunity to learn ballet, despite limited resources. Ajala, a self-taught dancer, aims to show that ballet is accessible to all, even in communities where the average income is low. The academy operates… Read More »Ballet Academy in Lagos Gives Children Confidence and New Opportunities The post Ballet Academy in Lagos Gives Children Confidence and New Opportunities first appeared on iAfrica.

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5 d. ago Randfontein residents hope Lesufi’s SOPA will address problems

Residents have been struggling with uninterrupted water supply, electricity and other challenges.

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