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Rwanda: Disability and Language - What to Say and What Not to Say
[New Times] An ongoing court case involving Nelly Ingabire, who accuses a lawyer of discriminating against her because of her short stature, has drawn attention to the language used when …
N$25m Eco-Village gives marginalised families new hope
Loide Jason Zebalt Ngaruka Forty houses worth N$25 million have been completed in Epukiro, Omaheke region, in a project aimed at improving living conditions for marginalised communities, with a community …
Israeli restrictions on foreign flight crew could affect at least 10 African nations
New restrictions imposed by Israel on foreign pilots and cabin crew will impact at least 10 African countries, according to reports.
Tau urges scaling of SA defence industry amid R10 bn in exports
Scaling up of South Africa’s aerospace and defence industrial capability and tapping into global demand is urgently needed as the [...]
Fuel Levies return
Sunday Standard Fuel Levies return Botswana’s six-month fuel tax holiday has ended, restoring three levies on petrol and diesel as motorists and businesses face renewed risks of higher fuel costs. …
Cosatu confident National Congress will be successful
The conference was adjourned prematurely in September due to credentials disputes.
Airbus, Wits University and ISAE-SUPAERO sign agreement to boost South Africa’s aerospace capabilities
Airbus Southern Africa, the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits), and the Institut Supérieur de l’Aéronautique et de l’Espace (ISAE-SUPAERO) have [...]
From participation to prosperity: Armscor enables SMMEs to build defence industry of the future
At the recent Africa Aerospace and Defence (AAD) 2026 exhibition, South Africa’s defence industry showcased its technology, unmanned systems, aircraft [...]
Ruto wants Kenya to start milking buffaloes: Here’s why
Kenyan President William Ruto wants the country to explore buffalo milk production as part of efforts to diversify its dairy sector.
I-NPAZ ikhuthaza abatshutshisi ukuhlola imvukuzane yebele
Nkosilathi Sibanda AMALUNGA eNational Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPAZ), asebenza koBulawayo ngeviki edluleyo ahlanganyele ndawonye lomhlaba wonke jikele kumkhankaso wokuqaphela imvukuzane yamabele…
Who’s who on Parliament’s defence oversight committees
With the year’s fourth and final Parliamentary term underway, the wider South African defence sector will keep a close watch [...]
BoB raises P3.1bn as improved budget outlook could ease borrowing needs
Sunday Standard BoB raises P3.1bn as improved budget outlook could ease borrowing needs The Bank of Botswana raised P3.1 billion at its September government securities auction, taking estimated net securities …
Japan urges oil stockpiling, development as Mideast risks rise
Seeking to strengthen the region’s resilience to supply disruptions.
EDGE signs agreements with Morocco for guided weapons and small arms
The United Arab Emirates’ (UAE’s) EDGE group has signed agreements with Morocco to supply guided weapons to the Royal Moroccan [...]
Microsoft president says milk faces more regulation than AI
Microsoft's president says milk cartons and washing machines face stricter safety rules than artificial intelligence does.
Three changes: Orlando Pirates’ expected starting 11 vs TS Galaxy
Orlando Pirates are swiftly moving on after last weekend’s MTN8 defeat to Mamelodi Sundowns. TS Galaxy travel to Soweto for Betway Premiership action.
Letshego clears P483 Million BPOPF facility
Sunday Standard Letshego clears P483 Million BPOPF facility Letshego Africa Holdings Limited says it has fully repaid its loan facility from the Botswana Public Officers Pension Fund (BPOPF), clearing a …
Egypt seeking to buy $800 million worth of Javelin missiles
The US Department of State has approved a possible sale to Egypt of over 2 000 Javelin anti-tank missile systems [...]
Hwange board unveils six-point plan for growth
Rutendo Nyeve THE Hwange Local Board (HLB) has reaffirmed its commitment to turning mining, industry, tourism and natural resources into real economic…
Botswana wants life beyond diamonds, but red tape persists
Sunday Standard Botswana wants life beyond diamonds, but red tape persists Botswana wants an economy that produces more than diamonds and government tenders, but businesses still face bureaucratic hurdles that …
SAWS warns of extreme heat
SAWS warns of extreme heat The South African Weather Service (SAWS) says the heatwave affecting northwestern KwaZulu-Natal will end on Tuesday. “A heatwave, characterised by persistently high temperatures, is expected …
The Kiffness bemoans replacing Malawian gardener with South African
The Kiffness has claimed that South Africans are 'generally unreliable' after replacing his Malawian gardener...