Why isn’t offshore oil and gas South Africa’s next mining boom?By Aluwani MuseisiMining became an economic pillar because South Africa chose to develop it. Offshore oil and gas could do the same if we choose to
Bad Bunny’s Superbowl performance was an Afro-Carribean celebration — and protestThe Puerto Rican superstar’s half-time show was a beautiful act of joy and resistance for black and brown people everywhere By Kibo Ngowi‘Power is the backbone’: Leaders gather in Lusaka to energise Africa’s futureAfrica is pursuing a single electricity market to overcome the limitations of fragmented national power grids that constrain economic growth and energy access By Dennis MuliloNYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed roomsYouth inclusion in mining is long overdue. The NYDA is using Mining Indaba 2026 to challenge ownership bottlenecks, create procurement pathways and give young South Africans a seat at decision-making tables By Hasina KathradaArticleEmeris Sandton opens its doors to the next generation of South Africa’s leadersBy Partner Content Pioneer of mixed-use precinctsBy Ash MüllerCentury City stands as proof that long-horizon planning, private infrastructure investment and adaptive development can succeed The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it downBy Eyaaz MatwadiaAt R699 900 for the top spec, there are other mid-sized SUVs that offer better value for money Engineering the next 50 yearsBy Edwin NaiduInside Minister Manamela’s high-stakes plan to rewrite the rules of higher education SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 yearsBy Sheree BegaAgriculture department rejects calls of a ‘vaccine free-for-all’ and says there must be state-led control of vaccination process while farmers battle ongoing outbreaks We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRCBy Lenin NdebeleRwandan President Paul Kagame came out strongly against long-standing claims that his country profited from the unrest in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo [DRC] by extracting minerals. Speaking in Kigali at the 20th annual Umushyikirano, a constitutional forum where people interact directly with their leaders, Kagame said his country’s economy would improve if […] ‘King coal is back’, says MantasheBy Sheree BegaThe minister framed coal, not as a relic of the past, but as a critical driver of energy security, industrial activity and employment Burna Boy & Tems featured on J Cole’s ‘The Fall Off’By Kibo NgowiTwo of Afrobeats’ most popular exports are featured on what is perhaps hip-hop’s most highly anticipated album of the year High tariffs stifle Africa’s trade potential, warns Isuzu CEOBy Mandisa NyathiIsuzu Motors South Africa says high tariffs and cross-border costs make intra-African trade more expensive than exports beyond the continent, urging faster implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area Emeris Sandton opens its doors to the next generation of South Africa’s leadersBy Partner ContentEmeris Sandton officially opened its doors on Wednesday, 3 February in what has come to be known as the richest square mile in Africa, bringing a state-of-the-art mega campus to the heart of Johannesburg. The R420 million, 47,000-square-metre campus represents one of the largest private investments in tertiary education in Gauteng, signalling a strong vote […] Cryptic Crossword JDE 516By George EuvrardWelcome to the only South Africanised weekly cryptic crossword. Clue of the week: 4 20 – 0 (9) The ten new entrepreneurs backed by Metropolitan’s collective shapers programmeBy MetropolitanFour months ago, the fourth edition of the Metropolitan Collective Shapers (MCS) youth entrepreneurs’ programme was the first to be implemented nationwide, with a specific focus on the logistics and agricultural sectors, chosen for having the greatest potential for job creation. These two critical sectors are important for South Africa’s economic future and whose stability […] Why 2026 will feel expensive before it gets betterBy North West UniversityMonetary policy can slow the pace of future price increases, but it cannot undo past increases in food, housing or transport costs. Load More Latest News Why isn’t offshore oil and gas South Africa’s next mining boom? Bad Bunny’s Superbowl performance was an Afro-Carribean celebration — and protest ‘Power is the backbone’: Leaders gather in Lusaka to energise Africa’s future NYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed rooms Pioneer of mixed-use precincts The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it down Engineering the next 50 years SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 years We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
‘Power is the backbone’: Leaders gather in Lusaka to energise Africa’s futureAfrica is pursuing a single electricity market to overcome the limitations of fragmented national power grids that constrain economic growth and energy access By Dennis MuliloNYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed roomsYouth inclusion in mining is long overdue. The NYDA is using Mining Indaba 2026 to challenge ownership bottlenecks, create procurement pathways and give young South Africans a seat at decision-making tables By Hasina KathradaArticleEmeris Sandton opens its doors to the next generation of South Africa’s leadersBy Partner Content Pioneer of mixed-use precinctsBy Ash MüllerCentury City stands as proof that long-horizon planning, private infrastructure investment and adaptive development can succeed The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it downBy Eyaaz MatwadiaAt R699 900 for the top spec, there are other mid-sized SUVs that offer better value for money Engineering the next 50 yearsBy Edwin NaiduInside Minister Manamela’s high-stakes plan to rewrite the rules of higher education SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 yearsBy Sheree BegaAgriculture department rejects calls of a ‘vaccine free-for-all’ and says there must be state-led control of vaccination process while farmers battle ongoing outbreaks We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRCBy Lenin NdebeleRwandan President Paul Kagame came out strongly against long-standing claims that his country profited from the unrest in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo [DRC] by extracting minerals. Speaking in Kigali at the 20th annual Umushyikirano, a constitutional forum where people interact directly with their leaders, Kagame said his country’s economy would improve if […] ‘King coal is back’, says MantasheBy Sheree BegaThe minister framed coal, not as a relic of the past, but as a critical driver of energy security, industrial activity and employment Burna Boy & Tems featured on J Cole’s ‘The Fall Off’By Kibo NgowiTwo of Afrobeats’ most popular exports are featured on what is perhaps hip-hop’s most highly anticipated album of the year High tariffs stifle Africa’s trade potential, warns Isuzu CEOBy Mandisa NyathiIsuzu Motors South Africa says high tariffs and cross-border costs make intra-African trade more expensive than exports beyond the continent, urging faster implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area Emeris Sandton opens its doors to the next generation of South Africa’s leadersBy Partner ContentEmeris Sandton officially opened its doors on Wednesday, 3 February in what has come to be known as the richest square mile in Africa, bringing a state-of-the-art mega campus to the heart of Johannesburg. The R420 million, 47,000-square-metre campus represents one of the largest private investments in tertiary education in Gauteng, signalling a strong vote […] Cryptic Crossword JDE 516By George EuvrardWelcome to the only South Africanised weekly cryptic crossword. Clue of the week: 4 20 – 0 (9) The ten new entrepreneurs backed by Metropolitan’s collective shapers programmeBy MetropolitanFour months ago, the fourth edition of the Metropolitan Collective Shapers (MCS) youth entrepreneurs’ programme was the first to be implemented nationwide, with a specific focus on the logistics and agricultural sectors, chosen for having the greatest potential for job creation. These two critical sectors are important for South Africa’s economic future and whose stability […] Why 2026 will feel expensive before it gets betterBy North West UniversityMonetary policy can slow the pace of future price increases, but it cannot undo past increases in food, housing or transport costs. Load More Latest News Why isn’t offshore oil and gas South Africa’s next mining boom? Bad Bunny’s Superbowl performance was an Afro-Carribean celebration — and protest ‘Power is the backbone’: Leaders gather in Lusaka to energise Africa’s future NYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed rooms Pioneer of mixed-use precincts The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it down Engineering the next 50 years SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 years We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
NYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed roomsYouth inclusion in mining is long overdue. The NYDA is using Mining Indaba 2026 to challenge ownership bottlenecks, create procurement pathways and give young South Africans a seat at decision-making tables By Hasina KathradaArticleEmeris Sandton opens its doors to the next generation of South Africa’s leadersBy Partner Content
ArticleEmeris Sandton opens its doors to the next generation of South Africa’s leadersBy Partner Content
Pioneer of mixed-use precinctsBy Ash MüllerCentury City stands as proof that long-horizon planning, private infrastructure investment and adaptive development can succeed The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it downBy Eyaaz MatwadiaAt R699 900 for the top spec, there are other mid-sized SUVs that offer better value for money Engineering the next 50 yearsBy Edwin NaiduInside Minister Manamela’s high-stakes plan to rewrite the rules of higher education SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 yearsBy Sheree BegaAgriculture department rejects calls of a ‘vaccine free-for-all’ and says there must be state-led control of vaccination process while farmers battle ongoing outbreaks We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRCBy Lenin NdebeleRwandan President Paul Kagame came out strongly against long-standing claims that his country profited from the unrest in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo [DRC] by extracting minerals. Speaking in Kigali at the 20th annual Umushyikirano, a constitutional forum where people interact directly with their leaders, Kagame said his country’s economy would improve if […] ‘King coal is back’, says MantasheBy Sheree BegaThe minister framed coal, not as a relic of the past, but as a critical driver of energy security, industrial activity and employment Burna Boy & Tems featured on J Cole’s ‘The Fall Off’By Kibo NgowiTwo of Afrobeats’ most popular exports are featured on what is perhaps hip-hop’s most highly anticipated album of the year High tariffs stifle Africa’s trade potential, warns Isuzu CEOBy Mandisa NyathiIsuzu Motors South Africa says high tariffs and cross-border costs make intra-African trade more expensive than exports beyond the continent, urging faster implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area Emeris Sandton opens its doors to the next generation of South Africa’s leadersBy Partner ContentEmeris Sandton officially opened its doors on Wednesday, 3 February in what has come to be known as the richest square mile in Africa, bringing a state-of-the-art mega campus to the heart of Johannesburg. The R420 million, 47,000-square-metre campus represents one of the largest private investments in tertiary education in Gauteng, signalling a strong vote […] Cryptic Crossword JDE 516By George EuvrardWelcome to the only South Africanised weekly cryptic crossword. Clue of the week: 4 20 – 0 (9) The ten new entrepreneurs backed by Metropolitan’s collective shapers programmeBy MetropolitanFour months ago, the fourth edition of the Metropolitan Collective Shapers (MCS) youth entrepreneurs’ programme was the first to be implemented nationwide, with a specific focus on the logistics and agricultural sectors, chosen for having the greatest potential for job creation. These two critical sectors are important for South Africa’s economic future and whose stability […] Why 2026 will feel expensive before it gets betterBy North West UniversityMonetary policy can slow the pace of future price increases, but it cannot undo past increases in food, housing or transport costs. Load More Latest News Why isn’t offshore oil and gas South Africa’s next mining boom? Bad Bunny’s Superbowl performance was an Afro-Carribean celebration — and protest ‘Power is the backbone’: Leaders gather in Lusaka to energise Africa’s future NYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed rooms Pioneer of mixed-use precincts The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it down Engineering the next 50 years SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 years We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it downBy Eyaaz MatwadiaAt R699 900 for the top spec, there are other mid-sized SUVs that offer better value for money Engineering the next 50 yearsBy Edwin NaiduInside Minister Manamela’s high-stakes plan to rewrite the rules of higher education SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 yearsBy Sheree BegaAgriculture department rejects calls of a ‘vaccine free-for-all’ and says there must be state-led control of vaccination process while farmers battle ongoing outbreaks We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRCBy Lenin NdebeleRwandan President Paul Kagame came out strongly against long-standing claims that his country profited from the unrest in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo [DRC] by extracting minerals. Speaking in Kigali at the 20th annual Umushyikirano, a constitutional forum where people interact directly with their leaders, Kagame said his country’s economy would improve if […] ‘King coal is back’, says MantasheBy Sheree BegaThe minister framed coal, not as a relic of the past, but as a critical driver of energy security, industrial activity and employment Burna Boy & Tems featured on J Cole’s ‘The Fall Off’By Kibo NgowiTwo of Afrobeats’ most popular exports are featured on what is perhaps hip-hop’s most highly anticipated album of the year High tariffs stifle Africa’s trade potential, warns Isuzu CEOBy Mandisa NyathiIsuzu Motors South Africa says high tariffs and cross-border costs make intra-African trade more expensive than exports beyond the continent, urging faster implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area Emeris Sandton opens its doors to the next generation of South Africa’s leadersBy Partner ContentEmeris Sandton officially opened its doors on Wednesday, 3 February in what has come to be known as the richest square mile in Africa, bringing a state-of-the-art mega campus to the heart of Johannesburg. The R420 million, 47,000-square-metre campus represents one of the largest private investments in tertiary education in Gauteng, signalling a strong vote […] Cryptic Crossword JDE 516By George EuvrardWelcome to the only South Africanised weekly cryptic crossword. Clue of the week: 4 20 – 0 (9) The ten new entrepreneurs backed by Metropolitan’s collective shapers programmeBy MetropolitanFour months ago, the fourth edition of the Metropolitan Collective Shapers (MCS) youth entrepreneurs’ programme was the first to be implemented nationwide, with a specific focus on the logistics and agricultural sectors, chosen for having the greatest potential for job creation. These two critical sectors are important for South Africa’s economic future and whose stability […] Why 2026 will feel expensive before it gets betterBy North West UniversityMonetary policy can slow the pace of future price increases, but it cannot undo past increases in food, housing or transport costs. Load More Latest News Why isn’t offshore oil and gas South Africa’s next mining boom? Bad Bunny’s Superbowl performance was an Afro-Carribean celebration — and protest ‘Power is the backbone’: Leaders gather in Lusaka to energise Africa’s future NYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed rooms Pioneer of mixed-use precincts The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it down Engineering the next 50 years SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 years We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Engineering the next 50 yearsBy Edwin NaiduInside Minister Manamela’s high-stakes plan to rewrite the rules of higher education SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 yearsBy Sheree BegaAgriculture department rejects calls of a ‘vaccine free-for-all’ and says there must be state-led control of vaccination process while farmers battle ongoing outbreaks We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRCBy Lenin NdebeleRwandan President Paul Kagame came out strongly against long-standing claims that his country profited from the unrest in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo [DRC] by extracting minerals. Speaking in Kigali at the 20th annual Umushyikirano, a constitutional forum where people interact directly with their leaders, Kagame said his country’s economy would improve if […] ‘King coal is back’, says MantasheBy Sheree BegaThe minister framed coal, not as a relic of the past, but as a critical driver of energy security, industrial activity and employment Burna Boy & Tems featured on J Cole’s ‘The Fall Off’By Kibo NgowiTwo of Afrobeats’ most popular exports are featured on what is perhaps hip-hop’s most highly anticipated album of the year High tariffs stifle Africa’s trade potential, warns Isuzu CEOBy Mandisa NyathiIsuzu Motors South Africa says high tariffs and cross-border costs make intra-African trade more expensive than exports beyond the continent, urging faster implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area Emeris Sandton opens its doors to the next generation of South Africa’s leadersBy Partner ContentEmeris Sandton officially opened its doors on Wednesday, 3 February in what has come to be known as the richest square mile in Africa, bringing a state-of-the-art mega campus to the heart of Johannesburg. The R420 million, 47,000-square-metre campus represents one of the largest private investments in tertiary education in Gauteng, signalling a strong vote […] Cryptic Crossword JDE 516By George EuvrardWelcome to the only South Africanised weekly cryptic crossword. Clue of the week: 4 20 – 0 (9) The ten new entrepreneurs backed by Metropolitan’s collective shapers programmeBy MetropolitanFour months ago, the fourth edition of the Metropolitan Collective Shapers (MCS) youth entrepreneurs’ programme was the first to be implemented nationwide, with a specific focus on the logistics and agricultural sectors, chosen for having the greatest potential for job creation. These two critical sectors are important for South Africa’s economic future and whose stability […] Why 2026 will feel expensive before it gets betterBy North West UniversityMonetary policy can slow the pace of future price increases, but it cannot undo past increases in food, housing or transport costs. Load More Latest News Why isn’t offshore oil and gas South Africa’s next mining boom? Bad Bunny’s Superbowl performance was an Afro-Carribean celebration — and protest ‘Power is the backbone’: Leaders gather in Lusaka to energise Africa’s future NYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed rooms Pioneer of mixed-use precincts The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it down Engineering the next 50 years SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 years We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 yearsBy Sheree BegaAgriculture department rejects calls of a ‘vaccine free-for-all’ and says there must be state-led control of vaccination process while farmers battle ongoing outbreaks We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRCBy Lenin NdebeleRwandan President Paul Kagame came out strongly against long-standing claims that his country profited from the unrest in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo [DRC] by extracting minerals. Speaking in Kigali at the 20th annual Umushyikirano, a constitutional forum where people interact directly with their leaders, Kagame said his country’s economy would improve if […] ‘King coal is back’, says MantasheBy Sheree BegaThe minister framed coal, not as a relic of the past, but as a critical driver of energy security, industrial activity and employment Burna Boy & Tems featured on J Cole’s ‘The Fall Off’By Kibo NgowiTwo of Afrobeats’ most popular exports are featured on what is perhaps hip-hop’s most highly anticipated album of the year High tariffs stifle Africa’s trade potential, warns Isuzu CEOBy Mandisa NyathiIsuzu Motors South Africa says high tariffs and cross-border costs make intra-African trade more expensive than exports beyond the continent, urging faster implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area Emeris Sandton opens its doors to the next generation of South Africa’s leadersBy Partner ContentEmeris Sandton officially opened its doors on Wednesday, 3 February in what has come to be known as the richest square mile in Africa, bringing a state-of-the-art mega campus to the heart of Johannesburg. The R420 million, 47,000-square-metre campus represents one of the largest private investments in tertiary education in Gauteng, signalling a strong vote […] Cryptic Crossword JDE 516By George EuvrardWelcome to the only South Africanised weekly cryptic crossword. Clue of the week: 4 20 – 0 (9) The ten new entrepreneurs backed by Metropolitan’s collective shapers programmeBy MetropolitanFour months ago, the fourth edition of the Metropolitan Collective Shapers (MCS) youth entrepreneurs’ programme was the first to be implemented nationwide, with a specific focus on the logistics and agricultural sectors, chosen for having the greatest potential for job creation. These two critical sectors are important for South Africa’s economic future and whose stability […] Why 2026 will feel expensive before it gets betterBy North West UniversityMonetary policy can slow the pace of future price increases, but it cannot undo past increases in food, housing or transport costs. Load More Latest News Why isn’t offshore oil and gas South Africa’s next mining boom? Bad Bunny’s Superbowl performance was an Afro-Carribean celebration — and protest ‘Power is the backbone’: Leaders gather in Lusaka to energise Africa’s future NYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed rooms Pioneer of mixed-use precincts The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it down Engineering the next 50 years SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 years We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRCBy Lenin NdebeleRwandan President Paul Kagame came out strongly against long-standing claims that his country profited from the unrest in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo [DRC] by extracting minerals. Speaking in Kigali at the 20th annual Umushyikirano, a constitutional forum where people interact directly with their leaders, Kagame said his country’s economy would improve if […] ‘King coal is back’, says MantasheBy Sheree BegaThe minister framed coal, not as a relic of the past, but as a critical driver of energy security, industrial activity and employment Burna Boy & Tems featured on J Cole’s ‘The Fall Off’By Kibo NgowiTwo of Afrobeats’ most popular exports are featured on what is perhaps hip-hop’s most highly anticipated album of the year High tariffs stifle Africa’s trade potential, warns Isuzu CEOBy Mandisa NyathiIsuzu Motors South Africa says high tariffs and cross-border costs make intra-African trade more expensive than exports beyond the continent, urging faster implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area Emeris Sandton opens its doors to the next generation of South Africa’s leadersBy Partner ContentEmeris Sandton officially opened its doors on Wednesday, 3 February in what has come to be known as the richest square mile in Africa, bringing a state-of-the-art mega campus to the heart of Johannesburg. The R420 million, 47,000-square-metre campus represents one of the largest private investments in tertiary education in Gauteng, signalling a strong vote […] Cryptic Crossword JDE 516By George EuvrardWelcome to the only South Africanised weekly cryptic crossword. Clue of the week: 4 20 – 0 (9) The ten new entrepreneurs backed by Metropolitan’s collective shapers programmeBy MetropolitanFour months ago, the fourth edition of the Metropolitan Collective Shapers (MCS) youth entrepreneurs’ programme was the first to be implemented nationwide, with a specific focus on the logistics and agricultural sectors, chosen for having the greatest potential for job creation. These two critical sectors are important for South Africa’s economic future and whose stability […] Why 2026 will feel expensive before it gets betterBy North West UniversityMonetary policy can slow the pace of future price increases, but it cannot undo past increases in food, housing or transport costs. Load More Latest News Why isn’t offshore oil and gas South Africa’s next mining boom? Bad Bunny’s Superbowl performance was an Afro-Carribean celebration — and protest ‘Power is the backbone’: Leaders gather in Lusaka to energise Africa’s future NYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed rooms Pioneer of mixed-use precincts The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it down Engineering the next 50 years SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 years We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
‘King coal is back’, says MantasheBy Sheree BegaThe minister framed coal, not as a relic of the past, but as a critical driver of energy security, industrial activity and employment Burna Boy & Tems featured on J Cole’s ‘The Fall Off’By Kibo NgowiTwo of Afrobeats’ most popular exports are featured on what is perhaps hip-hop’s most highly anticipated album of the year High tariffs stifle Africa’s trade potential, warns Isuzu CEOBy Mandisa NyathiIsuzu Motors South Africa says high tariffs and cross-border costs make intra-African trade more expensive than exports beyond the continent, urging faster implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area Emeris Sandton opens its doors to the next generation of South Africa’s leadersBy Partner ContentEmeris Sandton officially opened its doors on Wednesday, 3 February in what has come to be known as the richest square mile in Africa, bringing a state-of-the-art mega campus to the heart of Johannesburg. The R420 million, 47,000-square-metre campus represents one of the largest private investments in tertiary education in Gauteng, signalling a strong vote […] Cryptic Crossword JDE 516By George EuvrardWelcome to the only South Africanised weekly cryptic crossword. Clue of the week: 4 20 – 0 (9) The ten new entrepreneurs backed by Metropolitan’s collective shapers programmeBy MetropolitanFour months ago, the fourth edition of the Metropolitan Collective Shapers (MCS) youth entrepreneurs’ programme was the first to be implemented nationwide, with a specific focus on the logistics and agricultural sectors, chosen for having the greatest potential for job creation. These two critical sectors are important for South Africa’s economic future and whose stability […] Why 2026 will feel expensive before it gets betterBy North West UniversityMonetary policy can slow the pace of future price increases, but it cannot undo past increases in food, housing or transport costs. Load More Latest News Why isn’t offshore oil and gas South Africa’s next mining boom? Bad Bunny’s Superbowl performance was an Afro-Carribean celebration — and protest ‘Power is the backbone’: Leaders gather in Lusaka to energise Africa’s future NYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed rooms Pioneer of mixed-use precincts The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it down Engineering the next 50 years SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 years We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Burna Boy & Tems featured on J Cole’s ‘The Fall Off’By Kibo NgowiTwo of Afrobeats’ most popular exports are featured on what is perhaps hip-hop’s most highly anticipated album of the year High tariffs stifle Africa’s trade potential, warns Isuzu CEOBy Mandisa NyathiIsuzu Motors South Africa says high tariffs and cross-border costs make intra-African trade more expensive than exports beyond the continent, urging faster implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area Emeris Sandton opens its doors to the next generation of South Africa’s leadersBy Partner ContentEmeris Sandton officially opened its doors on Wednesday, 3 February in what has come to be known as the richest square mile in Africa, bringing a state-of-the-art mega campus to the heart of Johannesburg. The R420 million, 47,000-square-metre campus represents one of the largest private investments in tertiary education in Gauteng, signalling a strong vote […] Cryptic Crossword JDE 516By George EuvrardWelcome to the only South Africanised weekly cryptic crossword. Clue of the week: 4 20 – 0 (9) The ten new entrepreneurs backed by Metropolitan’s collective shapers programmeBy MetropolitanFour months ago, the fourth edition of the Metropolitan Collective Shapers (MCS) youth entrepreneurs’ programme was the first to be implemented nationwide, with a specific focus on the logistics and agricultural sectors, chosen for having the greatest potential for job creation. These two critical sectors are important for South Africa’s economic future and whose stability […] Why 2026 will feel expensive before it gets betterBy North West UniversityMonetary policy can slow the pace of future price increases, but it cannot undo past increases in food, housing or transport costs. Load More Latest News Why isn’t offshore oil and gas South Africa’s next mining boom? Bad Bunny’s Superbowl performance was an Afro-Carribean celebration — and protest ‘Power is the backbone’: Leaders gather in Lusaka to energise Africa’s future NYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed rooms Pioneer of mixed-use precincts The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it down Engineering the next 50 years SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 years We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
High tariffs stifle Africa’s trade potential, warns Isuzu CEOBy Mandisa NyathiIsuzu Motors South Africa says high tariffs and cross-border costs make intra-African trade more expensive than exports beyond the continent, urging faster implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area Emeris Sandton opens its doors to the next generation of South Africa’s leadersBy Partner ContentEmeris Sandton officially opened its doors on Wednesday, 3 February in what has come to be known as the richest square mile in Africa, bringing a state-of-the-art mega campus to the heart of Johannesburg. The R420 million, 47,000-square-metre campus represents one of the largest private investments in tertiary education in Gauteng, signalling a strong vote […] Cryptic Crossword JDE 516By George EuvrardWelcome to the only South Africanised weekly cryptic crossword. Clue of the week: 4 20 – 0 (9) The ten new entrepreneurs backed by Metropolitan’s collective shapers programmeBy MetropolitanFour months ago, the fourth edition of the Metropolitan Collective Shapers (MCS) youth entrepreneurs’ programme was the first to be implemented nationwide, with a specific focus on the logistics and agricultural sectors, chosen for having the greatest potential for job creation. These two critical sectors are important for South Africa’s economic future and whose stability […] Why 2026 will feel expensive before it gets betterBy North West UniversityMonetary policy can slow the pace of future price increases, but it cannot undo past increases in food, housing or transport costs. Load More Latest News Why isn’t offshore oil and gas South Africa’s next mining boom? Bad Bunny’s Superbowl performance was an Afro-Carribean celebration — and protest ‘Power is the backbone’: Leaders gather in Lusaka to energise Africa’s future NYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed rooms Pioneer of mixed-use precincts The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it down Engineering the next 50 years SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 years We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Emeris Sandton opens its doors to the next generation of South Africa’s leadersBy Partner ContentEmeris Sandton officially opened its doors on Wednesday, 3 February in what has come to be known as the richest square mile in Africa, bringing a state-of-the-art mega campus to the heart of Johannesburg. The R420 million, 47,000-square-metre campus represents one of the largest private investments in tertiary education in Gauteng, signalling a strong vote […] Cryptic Crossword JDE 516By George EuvrardWelcome to the only South Africanised weekly cryptic crossword. Clue of the week: 4 20 – 0 (9) The ten new entrepreneurs backed by Metropolitan’s collective shapers programmeBy MetropolitanFour months ago, the fourth edition of the Metropolitan Collective Shapers (MCS) youth entrepreneurs’ programme was the first to be implemented nationwide, with a specific focus on the logistics and agricultural sectors, chosen for having the greatest potential for job creation. These two critical sectors are important for South Africa’s economic future and whose stability […] Why 2026 will feel expensive before it gets betterBy North West UniversityMonetary policy can slow the pace of future price increases, but it cannot undo past increases in food, housing or transport costs. Load More Latest News Why isn’t offshore oil and gas South Africa’s next mining boom? Bad Bunny’s Superbowl performance was an Afro-Carribean celebration — and protest ‘Power is the backbone’: Leaders gather in Lusaka to energise Africa’s future NYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed rooms Pioneer of mixed-use precincts The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it down Engineering the next 50 years SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 years We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Cryptic Crossword JDE 516By George EuvrardWelcome to the only South Africanised weekly cryptic crossword. Clue of the week: 4 20 – 0 (9) The ten new entrepreneurs backed by Metropolitan’s collective shapers programmeBy MetropolitanFour months ago, the fourth edition of the Metropolitan Collective Shapers (MCS) youth entrepreneurs’ programme was the first to be implemented nationwide, with a specific focus on the logistics and agricultural sectors, chosen for having the greatest potential for job creation. These two critical sectors are important for South Africa’s economic future and whose stability […] Why 2026 will feel expensive before it gets betterBy North West UniversityMonetary policy can slow the pace of future price increases, but it cannot undo past increases in food, housing or transport costs. Load More Latest News Why isn’t offshore oil and gas South Africa’s next mining boom? Bad Bunny’s Superbowl performance was an Afro-Carribean celebration — and protest ‘Power is the backbone’: Leaders gather in Lusaka to energise Africa’s future NYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed rooms Pioneer of mixed-use precincts The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it down Engineering the next 50 years SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 years We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
The ten new entrepreneurs backed by Metropolitan’s collective shapers programmeBy MetropolitanFour months ago, the fourth edition of the Metropolitan Collective Shapers (MCS) youth entrepreneurs’ programme was the first to be implemented nationwide, with a specific focus on the logistics and agricultural sectors, chosen for having the greatest potential for job creation. These two critical sectors are important for South Africa’s economic future and whose stability […] Why 2026 will feel expensive before it gets betterBy North West UniversityMonetary policy can slow the pace of future price increases, but it cannot undo past increases in food, housing or transport costs. Load More Latest News Why isn’t offshore oil and gas South Africa’s next mining boom? Bad Bunny’s Superbowl performance was an Afro-Carribean celebration — and protest ‘Power is the backbone’: Leaders gather in Lusaka to energise Africa’s future NYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed rooms Pioneer of mixed-use precincts The Harrier is a bold statement from Tata but pricing lets it down Engineering the next 50 years SA produces first foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in 21 years We would be 100 times richer: Kagame on allegations of exploiting DRC Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Why 2026 will feel expensive before it gets betterBy North West UniversityMonetary policy can slow the pace of future price increases, but it cannot undo past increases in food, housing or transport costs. Load More