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Addressing Africa’s food paradox one young person at a time

From mining minerals to mining talent – Joshua Chimakula Ngoma bets on Africa’s youth through a practical business model.
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Toxic workplace allegations at Competition Tribunal remain unresolved

Appointment of independent ‘corporate culture specialist’ drags on.
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Big Mac prices suggest rand is still too low

Meaningful recovery seems unlikely as local economic factors fuel uncertainty.
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Treasury wants R80bn-plus in unclaimed benefits centrally managed

Seeks to improve oversight and unite owners with their money.
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What happens to your cryptocurrency when you die?

Harry Joffe of Discovery Life explains how poor estate planning can leave heirs locked out of valuable digital assets.
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Business wants to help City of Joburg, but after the elections

A 'credible counterparty' is needed in the city.
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PHOTO ESSAY: ‘Unfortunately, I am still alive’: Syrian sarin gas attack horror endures 13 years on

Feeling abandoned by the world, with no hint of justice, for the people in Ghouta and Khan Sheikhoun, left to endure lifelong injuries and trauma, Bashar al-Assad’s ferocious attacks have …
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LEARNING CURVEBALL: President Ramaphosa ‘deeply concerned’ about ongoing NSFAS crisis

President Cyril Ramaphosa has expressed concern about the crisis at NSFAS, but says he is awaiting a full briefing from Minister Buti Manamela after the Gauteng High Court ruling ordered …
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RIGHT OF REPLY: SAA acting CEO Matshela Seshibe responds: Daybreak not linked to suspension

SAA acting CEO Matshela Seshibe – currently on special leave – reached out to Daily Maverick to correct the public record of his tenure as CEO of Daybreak Foods. As …
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WESTBURY SHOOTING: Aspiring soldier killed in gang crossfire days before 20th birthday

Luthando Stuurman was killed alongside three others in a horrific gang shooting in Westbury just days before his 20th birthday. As police arrested a high-profile suspect tied to local gang …
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MADLANGA COMMISSION: Fadiel Adams reveals links to André Lincoln, Brown Mogotsi and Feroz Khan

The National Coloured Congress MP has described how he opened cases against Crime Intelligence members in both Cape Town and Johannesburg, then even emailed the police minister, in a trail …
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Why Nigeria's one-time political giant may face extinction

Once a giant of African politics, the PDP is in danger of being wiped out after January's elections.
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Why Nigeria's one-time political giant may face extinction

Once a giant of African politics, the PDP is in danger of being wiped out after January's elections.
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WARRIORS REVIVAL! Zifa bet on Spanish blueprint

Eddie Chikamhi ZIFA believes it has found the right man to lead Zimbabwe’s football revival after unveiling Spanish coach Ramon Catala as Warriors head coach yesterday, alongside a new technical…
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Potraz powers Gwanda Hospital

Farai Dauramanzi, faridauramanzi@gmail.com The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) has handed over a 12kVA solar system to Gwanda Provincial Hospital to power its Intensive Care Unit (ICU)…
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Southern Region braces for weekend football feast

Fungai Muderere fungai.muderere@bmetro.co.zw FOOTBALL fans across the Southern Region are gearing up for an action-packed weekend as the Pacific Breeze Southern Region Division One Soccer League serves up a series…
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Charamba set for Diamond League test against world’s best

ZIMBABWEAN sprint star Makanakaishe Charamba will line up against some of the world’s fastest athletes when he competes at the prestigious Lausanne Diamond League meeting in Switzerland today. The Diamond…
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Bulilima RDC sharpens focus on gender equality

Thupeyo Muleya EFFORTS to ensure development benefits everyone in Bulilima received a boost last week after council officials and community stakeholders underwent gender sensitisation training facilitated by the Zimbabwe Gender…
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Mat South Agric Show opens doors to new opportunities

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, sukulwenkosi.dube@chronicle.co.zw FARMERS, businesses and investors have converged in Gwanda for the 68th Matabeleland South Agricultural Show, with organisers urging growers to take advantage of new partnerships, markets and…
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Zina eye Uganda’s Mugerwa . . . as Kwangwa and Shinya bounce back

Veronica Gwaze Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE Netball Association are considering to rope in former Uganda national team coach Fred Mugerwa into the Gems technical set-up ahead of the 2027 World…
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I’ll personally fund the Gwanda solar project: Chivayo

Mthabisi Tshuma, mthabisimthire@gmail.com BUSINESSMAN and philanthropist Mr Wicknell Chivayo has announced his willingness to personally finance the long-delayed 100MW Gwanda Solar Project, a move that could finally break a decade-long…
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MATABELELAND South urged to turn anti-drug pledges into action

Babongile Gora babomudau@yahoo.com MATABELELAND South has been challenged to move beyond meetings and financial pledges and channel tangible resources towards combating drug and substance abuse amid growing concern over drug…
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False jobs, foreign battlefields: Policy gaps that exposed South Africans

The return of South Africans allegedly lured into Russia’s war exposes a preventive failure spanning overseas recruitment, online advertising, travel screening and consular protection.
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Push for formalisation of gold mining in Umzingwane

Nothando Zondo, cherrelncz@gmail.com The Government has called for the eradication of unregistered gold mining in Umzingwane District, urging stakeholders to help artisanal miners transition from informal operations to safer, lawful…
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South Africa cannot afford an AI-ready generation with nowhere to start

South Africa does not have the luxury of treating the disappearance of entry-level work as a minor side effect of artificial intelligence. The country already has a first-job crisis.
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