Starlink Black Ownership Plan: South Africa’s Bold Move to Balance Tech and Equity
South Africa considers an equity equivalent programme to help Starlink meet BEE ownership requirements, aiming to expand broadband access while ensuring regulatory compliance.
Bridging the AI Divide: How Alondra Nelson Champions Fair Tech for Black Communities
Alondra Nelson is pioneering ethical AI for Black communities, ensuring tech is fair, safe, and inclusive. Explore her mission to bridge the AI divide and promote equity in emerging technologies.
South Africa’s Bold Plan to Create 1 Million Startups by 2030
South Africa's National Presidential MSME & Cooperative Summit 2024 unveils plans to create one million startups and SMMEs by 2030, aiming to empower small businesses and combat unemployment.
Bafana Bafana Celebrate Highest FIFA Ranking in Nearly a Decade
Bafana Bafana climb to 57th in FIFA rankings, marking their highest position in nearly a decade. Local fans celebrate the team's success and look ahead to World Cup qualification.
Boxer Stores’ IPO Success Boosts Confidence in SA Retail Sector
Boxer Stores’ successful IPO on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange signals renewed investor confidence in South Africa's retail sector, marking a major economic milestone.
Florida Woman Susan Lorincz Sentenced to 25 Years for Manslaughter of Black Neighbor
Susan Lorincz, a white Florida woman, was sentenced to 25 years for the manslaughter of her Black neighbor, Ajike Owens. The case highlighted racial tensions and Florida’s controversial ‘Stand Your…
Bapedi Nation Divided Over Advocate Ramathlodi’s Prime Minister Appointment
The Bapedi nation faces internal conflict over the appointment of Advocate Ngoako Ramathlodi as prime minister, with elders feeling excluded and critics questioning the process.
Nigeria Sees Major Surge in BRICS Capital Inflows
Nigeria’s foreign capital inflows from BRICS nations surged to $1.27 billion in 2024, with strategic agreements, especially with China, boosting infrastructure development and economic ties.
UMG Hits Back at Drake’s Lawsuit Over Alleged ‘Artificially Inflated’ Streams
Universal Music Group has denied Drake's claims of inflating Kendrick Lamar's Not Like Us streams, calling the allegations “offensive.” Drake's lawsuit accuses UMG of payola and streaming manipulation.
Revived South African Airways Attracts Interest from Banks Amid Financial Turnaround
South African Airways attracts interest from banks after reporting its first profit in over a decade, fueling its ambitious expansion plans to double its fleet and add new routes.
Takealot Boosts Delivery Speed with New Durban Distribution Centre
Takealot opens its Durban distribution centre, boosting delivery speed and creating job opportunities in KwaZulu-Natal.
eMedia and MultiChoice Settle Long-Running Legal Dispute
eMedia and MultiChoice settle legal disputes after a decade-long conflict over broadcasting rights, including the removal of eMedia’s channels and restrictions on sports broadcasting.
Wendy Williams Declared ‘Permanently Incapacitated’ Amid Dementia Battle
Wendy Williams has been declared "permanently incapacitated" due to early-onset dementia, as revealed in new court documents amid an ongoing guardianship battle.
Wicknell Chivayo’s Brother, Joachim Chivayo Arrested in SA with R15 Million Gold
Zimbabwean national Joachim Chivayo and a South African accomplice were arrested in Brakpan for illegal possession of R15 million worth of gold.
Truecaller Under Investigation in South Africa for Privacy Violations
Truecaller faces a privacy investigation in South Africa after a complaint claims it violates POPIA by harvesting users' contacts without proper consent. Learn about the potential consequences for the app.
Eskom’s Amnesty for Illegal Electricity Users: Prepaid Meter Updates Urgent Before December Deadline
Eskom urges illegal electricity users to update prepaid meters by 13 December 2024 to avoid penalties. The KRN rollover project converted 400,000 zero buyers into paying customers.
RAF Blocks Fraudulent Claims Worth R65 Million Over Three Years
The RAF has blocked over 2,000 fraudulent claims worth R65 million in the past three years, strengthening its anti-fraud efforts to protect genuine road crash victims.
Amarula vs Afrula: Western Cape Court Rules in Trademark Battle
The Western Cape High Court has ruled in favour of Amarula in its trademark battle against Afrula, protecting the iconic liqueur’s branding from potential market confusion.
UK Rules Out Troop Deployment to Ukraine Amid Rising Tensions
In a significant policy clarification, the United Kingdom has confirmed it will not deploy ground troops to Ukraine, despite speculation fueled by recent media reports. This decision comes as tensions…
Government Steps in to Care for 96 Undocumented Children Arrested with Zama Zamas
The North West government is caring for 96 undocumented children arrested with zama zamas in Stilfontein, ensuring their rights and health are protected during repatriation.
