SA seeks solutions to hunger at G20 meeting
The country has 20 million people living in food insecurity and wants to encourage every household with land to grow fresh produce
South Africa hosting Africa’s Travel Indaba in May
Thousands of international tourism business owners and buyers are expected to descend on Durban
South Africa seeks to have punitive US tariffs dropped
Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen said the country was also looking for alternative markets for its produce
SA to produce its first electric buses
MAN Truck & Bus South Africa has invested R48 million in its local plants to prepare for the manufacturing of the vehicles
The God Edition | Where is God when we suffer?
It’s a valid question often asked by those questioning the existence of the Divine
South Africa has an emerging youth vaping ‘crisis’
Scientists warn of a health disaster as high numbers of schoolchildren and university students turn to vaping, despite the dangers
Treasury urges citizens to track municipal spending, demand accountability
A raft of financial reports are available for public inspection to serve as early warning systems of trouble
As Trump tariffs kick in, SA farmers explore alternative markets
The country was slapped with a 30% ‘reciprocal’ tariff – now on pause for 90 days – on exports to the US with some exemptions, but these don’t include agricultural products
Regulator says it has no aim to disarm security sector
A draft bill that seeks to restrict the use of firearms has raised industry concern that it could cause violent crime to rise and lead to job losses
Crossfire over new gun regulations
South Africa’s gun-free lobby has welcomed draft regulations that seek to disarm the private security industry, saying it is a massive sector — four times larger than the police service — which is operating “largely without oversight or control”. But security businesses and legal experts warned this week the “over- the-top” move would lead to […]