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15 ANC councillors have to explain why they should not be suspended from the party 03.12.2021

Fifteen ANC councillors from Nkomazi Municipality in Malelane, Mpumalanga, have until the end of business today to explain why they should not be suspended from the party. This after the councillors, nominated and voted in Johan Mkhatshwa for the position of mayor and also placed forward their own candidate for the position of speaker. Councillors from two other municipalities in the province are...

Africa Brief with Victor Kgomoesoana for this Friday edition of top African economic stories 03.12.2021

Victor Kgomoesoana, DIirector & Author of " AFRICA IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS" takes a look at this week's top African economic stories. * Ethiopian Airlines participates in re-launching of Zambia Airways  * United Bank for Africa (UBA) Wins 'African Bank of the Year Award * Russian Investors Targets Nigeria Agriculture, Oil & Gas Sectors

Disappointment as Gauteng education extends online placement applications 01.12.2021

The Federation of Governing Bodies of South African Schools  - FEDSAS - has expressed disappointment and concern at what it calls a late extension of the placement deadline of learners at Gauteng schools. The Gauteng education department yesterday announced an extension of online applications for placement for next year to December the 10th. This is as more than 121-thousand learners remains...

More than 4000 people infected with HIV daily 01.12.2021

The focus on the spread of coronavirus is disrupting HIV/AIDS programs in Limpopo. This is according to several home-based and life care centers in the province. Scientists have sounded the alarm over thousands of young African girls who continue to bear the brunt of the AIDS and HIV scourge.  New research shows that over 4-thousand people are infected daily with 25% of them being young Afric...

SANBS appeals for blood donations as stocks run critically low 01.12.2021

The South African National Blood Services has appealed to blood donors to come forward as blood stocks are running critically low. This as only less than one percent of the South African population are active donors despite the fact that each unit of blood donated can save a minimum of three lives. SANBS notes that it needs Group B+ and AB- including O+ donors to come forward urgently. The need fo...

Motorists face another fuel price hike at midnight 30.11.2021

The Road Freight Association of South Africa has warned that consumers will bear the brunt of the latest fuel price hike. This comes as motorists face yet another big jump in the petrol price with authorities confirming an 81 cent increase from midnight tonight. This means that petrol will cost more than R20 a litre inland. The petrol price has been hiked by over R2 a litre in just two months. The...

UFS to consider applications for vaccine exemptions 30.11.2021

The University of the Free State says its vaccine exemption committee will sit every week to consider the applications of staff and students who want to be exempted on health and religious grounds. The University's Vice-Chancellor, Professor Francis Petersen says this will ensure that there are no unnecessary delays in the processing of applications. The University's vaccination policy comes into...

Seven bodies discovered at the Makause Informal settlement in Germiston 30.11.2021

Gauteng Police have called on anyone with information relating to the discovery of seven bodies at the Makause Informal settlement in Germiston, east of Johannesburg, to come forward. The deceased which include a child, were found not far away from each other on Monday morning. Police Spokesperson Kay Makhubele says while details remain sketchy, the circumstances surrounding the crimes are being i...

Victor Kgomoesoana brings us this Tuesday, November 30 2021 Africa Brief 30.11.2021

Victor Kgomoesoana, author of  "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back" brings us this Tuesday edition of Africa Brief  

The tourism sector is hardest hit following the suspension of flights to & from Southern Africa 29.11.2021

While President Cyril Ramaphosa kept South Africa at Alert Level 1 for now, the tourism industry is hardest hit as countries suspend flights to and from Southern African countries. Ramaphosa updated the nation about the Omicron variant, which is largely behind the latest increase in positive Covid-19 infections. Tourism Business Council CEO, Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa discusses the implications of a ha...

Liquor trading remains at normal trading hours for now 29.11.2021

President Cyril Ramaphosa has left the trading of liquor at normal trading hours temporarily as he warned of an increase in positive covid-19 infections. Ramaphosa has urged people to get their jabs as soon as possible. Spokesperson of the National Liquor Traders Association, Lucky Mtimane on their call for the industry to not be prohibited from trading  

SAMA on the severity of the Omicron variant 29.11.2021

President Cyril Ramaphosa has warned that the 4th wave of new COVID-19 infections is expected to hit the country by early December. He was updating the nation last night about the Omicron variant which is largely behind the latest increase in positive covid-19 infections. Ramaphosa urged people who qualify for vaccinations to get their jabs as soon as possible. For some reaction to these latest de...

Consumers warned of falling prey to retailers on Black Friday 26.11.2021

South African consumers have been warned to pay close attention to black Friday deals and avoid falling prey to clever advertising gimmicks offered by retailers. Thousands of South Africans are likely to flood shopping malls and supermarkets from today, aiming to get a slice of the black Friday pie. However, as experts warn - many deals being offered by retailers have been strategically packaged u...

Victor Kgomoesoana takes a look at current top African economic stories 26.11.2021

Time to take a look at current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoesoana, author of  "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back". Victor is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo........    

The ANC retains control of the eThekwini metro 25.11.2021

The ANC has retained control of the eThekwini metro with the help of a number of small parties with one or 2 seats each in the council. This after the city emerged from this month's municipal elections with a hung council. The ANC received only 42 percent of the vote and 96 of the 222 seats in the council. Four established opposition parties - the DA, EFF, IFP, and the ACDP - tried unsuccessfully...

Covid 19 cases in South Africa are on the rise 25.11.2021

The number of new Covid-19 cases in the country has been on the rise for the past few days with some parts of the Tshwane Metro displaying signs of hotspot areas. Daily new infections across the country are now around a thousand a day as the health department has added the rapid antigen tests to the latest rounds of COVID-19 statistics. The sharp rise in new infections has led to more concerns tha...

South Africans called on to be wise with spending this Black Friday 25.11.2021

The National Credit Regulator has called on South Africans not to burn their pockets while taking advantage of Black Friday deals. This comes after the regulator revealed that just over 16 million of the 26 million credit active consumers, are in good standing, while the rest of the 10 million have impaired records. It has been a hard year for consumers and things seem not likely to ease after the...

Good Governance Africa calls for super coalitions in South Africa 24.11.2021

NPO, Good Governance Africa, has published a paper calling for what it calls super coalitions among the leading political parties in the country. The NPO says such partnerships have benefited countries such as Austria, the Czech Republic, and Estonia. Author and Editor at Good Governance  Africa Governance, Richard  Jurgens

DA's Randall Williams elected City of Tshwane executive mayor 24.11.2021

The newly elected City of Tshwane executive mayor Randall Williams says political parties should put their differences aside to adequately render services to the citizens. DA's Williams has retained his position as the executive mayor of the City of Tshwane. He was elected unopposed. The ANC did not submit any candidate for the mayoral position. Head of Elections from the Freedom Front Plus, Woute...

Football fans wait anxiously for FIFA's decision into the Bafana Bafana / Ghana qualifier game 24.11.2021

Football fans remain on edge as they anxiously wait for FIFA's decision into the conduct of the Senegalese referee that officiated the World Cup qualifier game between Bafana Bafana and the Black Stars. This after the South African Football Association lodged an appeal with the Soccer World Body seeking an investigation into the inconsistencies by the match referee, Maguetee Ndiaye. Bafana Bafana...

Analysis of what current coalitions mean for local government moving forward 23.11.2021

The swearing-in ceremonies of new officials kicked off in some of the hung municipalities. Council sittings proceeded with some of the political parties displaying surprise changes of heart, while others stuck to their guns in their decisions to exclude parties such as the Economic Freedom Fighters and the African National Congress from their coalitions. For a look at what the current coalitions m...

Elections in the City of Johannesburg is a sample of more to come 23.11.2021

The election of the DA's Vasco Da Gama as the new Speaker for the City of Johannesburg was just a sample of more things to come in the country's biggest metro. Our political reporter Abongile Dumako attended the voting session for the City of Johannesburg and he now gives us the full details

Inaugural council meeting of the eThekwini Metro postponed to Wednesday 23.11.2021

As the the inaugural council meeting of the eThekwini metro was postponed to Wednesday, following a chaotic start and a power outage, the coalition agreement between the ANC and IFP also seemed to unravel. The IFP has seemingly reneged on its agreement with the ANC by clinching the mayorship in the Newcastle Local Municipality despite the ANC holding a majority vote in that municipality. For some...

Victor Kgomoesoana takes a look at current top African economic stories 23.11.2021

Time to take a look at current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoesoana, author of  "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back". Victor is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo........ * After a century and a half, Ethiopian artifacts return home  * East Africa: Sky Wars - Uganda Tanzania, Rwanda Carriers Expand a...

The ACDP forms part of the JHB & Tshwane multi-party coalition 22.11.2021

The multi-party coalition in Johannesburg and Tshwane is looking at ending before it began, following an apparent breakdown between Action SA and the DA. African Christian Democratic Party, Reverend Kenneth Meshoe also forms part of the multi-party coalition talks.

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