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Day: December 12, 2024

Department Advances R5 Million to SAFA Amid Financial Struggles

PRETORIA: The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture (DSAC) has provided a R5 million advance to the financially troubled South African Football Association (SAFA) to ensure players receive their salaries before the festive season. This move comes as a relief to players who have recently brought national pride through their

Reconciliation Day: Reflecting on the Past, Building a United Future

PRETORIA: The annual observance of Reconciliation Day in South Africa serves as a reminder of the country’s ongoing journey to heal from its historical wounds and build a united future. Instituted in 1994, this day, along with Reconciliation Month, aims to foster new societal values and promote unity and prosperity

South Africa and Angola Deepen Bilateral Ties with New Trade and Investment Initiatives

PRETORIA: South Africa and Angola have taken significant steps to enhance their bilateral relationship, with trade and investment emerging as key priorities. During official talks at the Union Buildings in Pretoria, President Cyril Ramaphosa and Angolan President João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço emphasized their commitment to boosting economic cooperation between the

KZN Police Sergeant Arrested for Corruption Amid Murder Charges

DURBAN: KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli has commended the police force for its diligence in arresting those involved in illegal activities, even within its own ranks. This follows the arrest of Sergeant Ntokozo Mngqithi by the Port Shepstone Serious Organised Crime Investigation unit, known as the Hawks, on charges of corruption

Operations Resume at Lebombo Port Amid Ongoing Unrest

LEBOMBO: Traveller movement at the Lebombo port of entry to Mozambique has resumed, though with limited capacity, as ongoing unrest on the Mozambican side continues to affect operations. The Border Management Authority (BMA) announced on Thursday that pedestrian and small vehicle processing is underway, but cargo processing remains suspended. According

Financial Injustice and Debt Remain Obstacles to Africa’s Development

JOHANNESBURG: The transformation of global financial institutions is essential to address Africa’s mounting debt challenges and the financial injustices they perpetuate, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres emphasized at a recent international meeting. According to South African Government News Agency, Guterres called on the G20 to lead efforts in delivering financial

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