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Africa: Museveni Urges African Defence Chiefs to Link Security With Development

[UG Diplomat] President Yoweri Museveni has called on African defence leaders to recognise the close link between national security, economic strength and political cohesion.
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Five Sundowns heroes who have delivered heartbreak to Pirates

Orlando Pirates are chasing another MTN8 triumph, but Mamelodi Sundowns have a few players with a history of hurting the Buccaneers
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Fuel relief, R6.9bn Saldanha deal, and new commission for SOEs

We wrap up market movements, unpack the Freeport Saldanha SEZ deal, explore structured investments, look at new SOE oversight, parliament’s R10 billion fuel-price relief, and spotlight Journey Leather SA.
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Die Suid-Afrikaanse suikerrietvereniging vra dat belastings geskrap word

Charles de Wet, belastingspesialis by ENSafrica, gesels oor die Suid-Afrikaanse Suikerrietvereniging se versoek dat belastings geskrap word.
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News24 | Sibanye looks to AI to access gold that was once beyond reach

Sibanye-Stillwater is putting money into robotics and artificial intelligence tests that could help enable mining of SA’s perilously deep gold deposits.
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US deportations to African countries unlawful and exploit suffering - rights group

More than 500 migrants have been expelled from the US to African countries, HRW says, citing US data.
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Who really speaks for white and Afrikaans-speaking South Africans?

When an organisation speaks on behalf of a community, whose reality does it describe? That of the people themselves, or the version that best suits its political campaign? This question …
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Goudprys op $4 200 per ons ontsluit nuwe reserwes in Suid-Afrika

Kobus Nell, portefeuljebestuurder by Stanlib, gesels oor hoe die goudprys nuwe reserwes in Suid-Afrika ontsluit.
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News24 | ‘Worse than load shedding’: Cable theft in Mthatha leaves residents powerless and broke

Residents of some suburbs of Mthatha are no longer buying groceries to last for the month because their electric refrigerators are always off, thanks to constant power cuts.
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Gauteng weather: What to expect this weekend

Wondering what the weekend will be like in Gauteng? Check the forecast for Johannesburg and Pretoria before making your plans.
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National Bank of Malawi Backs Scorchers' Olympic Dream

[Nyasa Times] National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc says it is proud and ready to support the Malawi National Women Football team as they take on Zimbabwe this Friday in …
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Volleyball Association of Malawi Steps Up Preparations for 2026 Raiply National Tournament

[Nyasa Times] The Volleyball Association of Malawi (VAM) has increased the winners' prize money for the 2026 Raiply National Volleyball Tournament from K3 million to K4 million and says it …
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News24 | Asylum ruling sparks panic and protests as govt races to clarify what it means

The Interministerial Committee on Migration has moved to quell public disquiet driven by social media as well as rising tensions at some of the country’s refugee centres over the implications …
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FMD meat won’t make humans sick

Meat from animals infected with foot-and-mouth disease can be safely consumed by people, experts say. Namibia has been battling a foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) outbreak since it was confirmed in the …
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AI makes scammers harder to spot

Cybersecurity experts are warning that information people share on social media could be used by criminals to build profiles of their potential victims and to launch targeted attacks. Expert Andrew …
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Namcor fugitive Victor Malima’s n$2m Merc in bank’s sights

A bank wants to seize a N$2-million Mercedes-Benz that belongs to a company owned by Victor Malima, a fugitive businessman who is wanted for his role in the National Petroleum …
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Nafau urges Beefcor to delay 393 retrenchments

The Namibia Allied and Food Workers Union (Nafau) has called on meat companies affected by the foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) outbreak to wait for the situation to improve before retrenching workers. …
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||Khomanin Traditional Authority denies selling land

The ||Khomanin Traditional Authority has rejected allegations that it is illegally selling land to non-members, saying the claims are baseless and tribalistic. ||Khomanin Traditional Authority Gaos Juliane Gawa-!Nas rejected the …
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Namibia, Germany deepen green partnership

Namibia and Germany have agreed to focus their development partnership on climate-resilient access to safe water and conservation of Namibia’s biodiversity. During a meeting between representatives of the two governments …
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Capricorn expands into SA with Centrafin deal

Capricorn Group is expanding into South Africa through a R788-million acquisition of specialist asset financier Centrafin, taking an 81.6% stake. This comes as the Namibian financial services group seeks new …
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Grade 6 pupil charged with Omusati pensioner’s murder

A grade 6 pupil (15) has been arrested and charged with murder and robbery following the death of a woman (60) at Onheleiwa in the Omusati region. The victim was …
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Nust students petition minister over deregistration crisis

More than 120 Namibia University of Science and Technology medical laboratory science students facing deregistration yesterday petitioned education minister Sanet Steenkamp at Government Park for written answers about their academic …
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France to release 10 mln barrels of diesel from strategic reserves

French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu announced Wednesday that France will release 10 million barrels of diesel from its strategic reserves to help ease pressure on the fuel market.
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News24 | Zimbabwe’s flashiest tycoon buried in white-and-gold casket

Zimbabwean tenderpreneur Wicknell Chivayo, 43, and his wife, Lucy Muteke, 35, were buried in white-and-gold caskets to symbolise their wealth and high status, as citizens watched the funeral procession make …
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Luvindao hits back at ‘tenderpreneur’ claims

Health and social services minister Esperance Luvindao has hit back at allegations involving her brother’s law firm, saying claims against her siblings should not be treated as fact without evidence. …
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