Mahama says insufficient funding for gender initiatives could hinder Africa’s progress.
President John Dramani Mahama has called on African leaders to significantly increase funding for gender equality, cautioning that the continent’s […]
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Heineken to eliminate 6,000 positions worldwide, with South Africa’s market helping offset losses.
Heineken faces widespread job cuts globally, its South African operations are showing resilience. Heineken has announced plans to cut between
South Africa’s economy receives a $1.5 billion boost from adventure travel.
In 2024, South Africa’s adventure travel sector contributed approximately $656 million directly to the economy and sustained around 91,000 jobs,
Four F-35 fighter jets from Denmark are set to join NATO’s Arctic Sentry mission.
Denmark is set to contribute four F-35 fighter jets to NATO’s Arctic Sentry mission, according to Defence Minister Troels Lund
Taiwan to import more US goods under new tariff deal.
Officials from the Trump administration have finalized a reciprocal trade agreement with Taiwan that sets a 15% U.S. tariff on
Over $300 million will be spent on flood recovery in Morocco.
Morocco is set to invest roughly $330 million to aid regions hardest hit by weeks of flooding in the country’s
Political parties in South Africa have expressed approval of the troop deployment.
South Africa’s political parties have mostly supported President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to deploy troops to assist the police in tackling
Bagbin presses Executive to allocate land for new Parliament building.
The Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, has once again urged the Executive to make land available near the State House
Century-old South African sugar company faces possible collapse once more.
Tongaat Hulett Ltd. is a long-established South African sugar manufacturer and agro-processing company that specialises in sugarcane cultivation and maize-based
36 killed and hundreds wounded as Cyclone Gezani hits Madagascar.
A powerful cyclone has claimed at least 35 lives and left hundreds injured in Madagascar’s second-largest city, Toamasina, authorities said