Namibia-SA to meet for first time in international cricket
Namibia is due to host the Proteas in what will be the first-ever international cricket match between the two neighbours. South Africa will play a
Kenyan President apologises to Tanzania
William Ruto, the President of Kenya, has apologised to Tanzania over tensions over the deportation of Kenyan activists from Tanzania. A number of Kenyan lawyers
Australian Liberal National-Coalition back together after breakup
The Liberal and National parties in Australia have decided to reunite. The two parties, which have worked together for most of the past eighty years
Good day for ANC in by-elections on Wednesday
The ANC had a good day at the office on Wednesday, defending three seats in by-elections, while losing one in the Northern Cape. In Kou-Kamma,
New minerals bill will “throw away” mining industry’s scope to boost growth – Lorimer
The new Mineral Resources Bill, published for public comment last week, “will effectively end the already tottering case for foreign investment in South African mining”,
Milei’s reforms offer key economic lessons to SA – IRR report
Javier Milei is demonstrating in a way that has never been achieved before that “it is possible to turn a stagnant socialist basket case into
NDR policymaking blocks SA’s progress – IRR
As long as current National Democratic Revolution (NDR) laws remain in place, South Africa “will battle to attract fixed investment, push up the growth rate,
Man breaks record for number of summits up Everest
A Nepalese sherpa, Kami Rita, known as “Everest Man,” has broken his own record for the number of summits to the top of the world’s
N Korea joins China in criticising Trump’s “Golden Dome” defence plan
The US plan for a futuristic “Golden Dome” missile shield could “turn outer space into a potential nuclear war field”, says North Korea. Pyongyang’s foreign
Spain cracks down on Airbnb
The Spanish government has said that Airbnb must remove over 60,000 listings, saying they breach tourism rules. This comes after protests over over-tourism have already