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EEntrepreneurship Read More Absa puts money behind young hustlers!July 5, 2026 Young designers showcased their talent during the Absa Youth Month celebration, marking the launch of the Absa…
EEconomy Read More Bankrupt Joburg imperils national economy, warns GodongwanaMay 7, 2026 On 23 April, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana wrote to the Johannesburg mayor, Dada Morero, stating that the City…
EEntrepreneurship Read More How Skwankwankwa is transforming Gqeberha’s youth culture and economyFebruary 26, 2026 WHAT began as a grassroots township event has evolved into one of the Eastern Cape’s most dynamic youth-driven…
EEnvironment Read More EU Pledges €7 Billion to Renewable Energy in AfricaNovember 23, 2025 The European Union pledged €7 billion ($8.1 billion) toward boosting renewable-energy generation and increasing electricity access in Africa.…
EEconomy Read More South African Cities in Death Spiral, Deputy Finance Chief WarnsOctober 9, 2025 South Africa’s main municipalities, with the exception of Cape Town, are in a “death spiral,” spending way too…
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WWildlife Read More ‘Has decided to show its face here’August 31, 2025 Johannesburg is facing a new threat in its waterways — a fast-spreading aquatic weed known as red fern.…