South Africa’s business confidence index increases significantly
Business confidence has significantly improved in South Africa since the formation of the Government of National Unity (GNU) in June
Deadline approaches for spaza shops’ registration in South Africa
The deadline for spaza shop owners and other food-handling facilities across South Africa to register their businesses is fast approaching.
Six children died from pesticide poisoning in South Africa, lab analysis finds
Six children who died in a South African township earlier this month had ingested a chemical compound used in pesticides,
African Union renews call for lifting of sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe
The African Union (AU) wants all remaining sanctions imposed against Zimbabwe to be lifted immediately and unconditionally. In a statement
South Africa’s ANC confirms Zuma’s expulsion from party
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) confirmed its decision to expel former president Jacob Zuma from the party. The
South African parties strike coalition deal
South Africa’s newly elected parliament met Friday to hold its first sitting after election. The leader of South Africa’s second-largest
African leaders send condolences to Malawi following death of VP Saulos Chilima
Leaders from across Africa sent their condolences to the government and people of Malawi following the death of Vice President
Zimbabwe’s new central bank governor assumes office
John Mushayavanhu officially began his tenure as the governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) on Thursday, a month
South Africa regulator fines former Steinhoff chief for accounting fraud
South Africa’s financial regulator levied a penalty of approximately 25 million U.S. dollars against former Steinhoff International CEO, Markus Jooste
South African police investigate killing of three Egyptian Coptic monks in Pretoria
South African police have launched an investigation into the murder of three Egyptian Coptic monks killed inside a Coptic monastery