The Minerals Council South Africa would prefer a private sector investor to manage a proposed energy company. At the African Mining Indaba on Monday, Mineral Resources and… Read More »Minerals Council Would Prefer Private Investor To Manage New Energy Provider
A warrant of arrest has been issued for former President Jacob Zuma. This follows his absence in the Pietermaritzburg High Court on Tuesday morning. The… Read More »Court Issues Warrant Of Arrest For Jacob Zuma
Sentencing proceedings in the case against former Crime Intelligence boss Richard Mdluli and his co-accused Mthembeni Mthunzi will resume in the Johannesburg High Court on Tuesday morning.… Read More »Richard Mdluli, Co-accused Expected Back In Court For Sentencing Proceedings
Police in KwaZulu-Natal will resume search and rescue operations for an eight-year-old boy who went missing in the Umvoti River in Glendale. The pupil was… Read More »KZN SAPS To Continue Search For Missing Boy (8) In Umvoti River
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) and South Africa Cabin Crew Association (Sacca) have called on business rescue practitioners at the South… Read More »Business Rescue Practitioners Urged To Intensify Efforts To Ease SAA’s Cash Woes
Classes at the University of the Western Cape (UWC) are expected to resume, as per normal, on Tuesday morning. A group of students embarked on… Read More »Classes At UWC Expected To Resume Following Student Protest
Former President Jacob Zuma is not expected in court on Tuesday when his corruption case is heard in Pietermaritzburg. The former president and French arms… Read More »Ailing Zuma Not Expected In Court For Corruption Proceedings
In Senegal, small and medium enterprises make up an overwhelming majority of all businesses. CNN’s Zain Asher explores the movement underway in Dakar to empower… Read More »How Social Media is Boosting Small Businesses in Senegal
Virtue Oboro invented Nigeria’s first lightweight phototherapy crib using LED lights, motivated by her son’s suffering after he was born with neonatal jaundice. SOURCE: REUTERS AFRICA
The country had relied for years almost entirely on U.S. aid for its state-run blood transfusion service, but the funding was discontinued in September. The… Read More »Kenya’s Blood Banks are Beginning to Run Dry