Cape Town: President Cyril Ramaphosa has emphasised the importance of the Group of 20 (G20) members working together to overcome unprecedented challenges, including slow and uneven growth, rising debt burdens, persistent poverty and inequality, and the existential threat of climate change. “We are not moving quickly enough or boldly enough

Johannesburg: The seven Chinese nationals standing trial for human trafficking and child labour have been found guilty on 160 counts in the Gauteng South Division Court in Johannesburg. Judge David Mhango said it was common course that the accused were in charge of Beautiful City and managing its operations; that

Beitbridge: The Commissioner of the Border Management Authority (BMA), Dr. Michael Masiapato, has applauded the arrest of two immigration specialists at the Beitbridge port of entry by the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks). The arrests on Monday evening followed an ongoing investigation linked to the case of immigration specialist

Cape Town: The friendship and collaboration between Japan and South Africa, as an essential factor in the advancement of peace, prosperity, and mutual understanding, have been reflected upon at Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s meeting with Japanese Ambassador to South Africa, Fumio Shimizu. The Deputy President received a courtesy visit from

Pretoria: Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana emphasized the significance of a global minimum tax in fortifying the tax base of developing countries and promoting a fairer global tax system. The Minister’s remarks came during a panel discussion on taxation, conducted on the sidelines of the ongoing G20 Finance Ministers’ and Central

Cape Town: Amidst a fragmented geopolitical landscape, the President and CEO of the World Economic Forum, B¸rge Brende, has expressed support for South Africa’s Group 20 (G20) Presidency. “In such a polarised, fragmented world as [the] backdrop of this G20 leadership, I think South Africa is especially well positioned to