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Get your ID this holiday: Home Affairs extends hours for learners

From July 7 to 21, the Department of Home Affairs extends its hours to help learners collect ID documents during the school holidays, ensuring they have the necessary identification for future opportunities.

2025-07-07T14:54:19Z

OpenText Summit Africa 2025 to showcase the power of 'Information Reimagined'

OpenText Summit Africa 2025 to showcase the power of 'Information Reimagined'Event to highlight innovation, AI and real-world digital transformation success stories across the continent.Issued by OpenTextJohannesburg, 07 Jul 2025Visit our press officeSecure your place at the forefront of Africa’s digital transformation today. OpenText is excited to announce the OpenText Summit Africa 2025, taking place on Thursday, 4 September 2025, at The...

2025-07-07T08:39:33Z

wEquipu boosts Niger LIRE task team efforts with Google Workspace

wEquipu boosts Niger LIRE task team efforts with Google WorkspaceIssued by DigiCloudJohannesburg, 07 Jul 2025Visit our press officeGoogle Workspace will enhance collaboration and efficiency for a task team working on Niger’s LIRE project. wEquipu, a US-based Google partner through Digicloud Africa focusing on Francophone Africa, has implemented Google Workspace to enhance collaboration and efficiency for a task team working on Niger’s LIRE...

2025-07-07T08:39:33Z

Domestic power struggles likely to complicate US brokered Rwanda-DRC peace deal

Peace efforts must acknowledge the deeply political nature of the eastern DRC crisis, including the fallout from the collapsed power-sharing deal between Joseph Kabila and Félix Tshisekedi.

2025-07-07T19:08:58Z

SA faces shortage of ferrous scrap if concessions are relaxed

South Africa’s ferrous scrap metal resources may fail to meet domestic demand should either the export tax thereon or provisions of the Price Preference System (PPS) be relaxed. This finite resource is primarily used in the manufacturing of green steel, which has increasingly been replacing traditional steel-manufacturing methods worldwide. Simply put, carbon emissions, affecting the wellbeing of current and future generations, are around four...

2025-07-07T11:09:18Z

Accusations of indecent exposure ‘lies’ fabricated to shame him, Mbenenge tells tribunal

Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge says he preferred to refer to his advances towards court secretary Andiswa Mengo as ‘sensual’ and not sexual. He had been interested in pursuing a romantic relationship with her and was testing the waters.

2025-07-07T20:01:38Z

Goals galore at the Region 5 Games football

Multi-sport Action continues today at various sports venues in Windhoek and Swakopmund. It was a superb day of Under-20 football at the AUSC Region 5 Games in Windhoek on Saturday with 18 goals scored across four games in the men’s and women’s competitions.On Sunday afternoon, the host nation celebrated two wins – for both its men’s and women’s teams, against Zimbabwe.Namibian men’s team coached by Jerimi Zimmer clinched a 3-2 result against...

2025-07-07T11:11:21Z

KFC SA in AI push

KFC SA in AI push By Nkhensani Nkhwashu, ITWeb portals journalist.Johannesburg, 07 Jul 2025KFC South Africa is embracing the future of fast food with its Kentucky AI Integrated Assistant (KAIIA), an AI platform designed for Mzansi, speaking 11 languages with local flair.Since launching a week ago as part of KFC’s annual Taste campaign, KAIIA has had almost 10 000 interactions from users across SA. The fried chicken giant expects interest in...

2025-07-07T08:39:32Z

Sewage spill in Gqeberha forces beach closure ahead of Boks-Italy clash

A major sewage spill has forced the closure of Kings Beach in Gqeberha just days before the Springboks’ Test match against Italy, with municipal teams scrambling to trace the source and contain the damage.

2025-07-07T19:46:39Z

Calvin Ratladi's 'Breakfast with Mugabe' delivers a bold, haunting portrait at The Market Theatre

Following its powerful debut at the 2025 National Arts Festival, Calvin Ratladi’s Breakfast with Mugabe is now poised to captivate audiences at the Market Theatre. This bold production offers an unflinching meditation on power, memory, and the ghosts that linger over leadership.

2025-07-07T08:09:25Z

This enticing round door in a coastal Aussie suburb marks the entrance to a spectacular home

A few blocks back from the breezy foreshore in a coastal Queensland suburb stands Lantern - a four-bedroom home that's a far cry from the the beach cottages around it.

2025-07-06T23:26:52Z

Guru Purnima – by Ashwini Guruji of Dhyan Ashram

Om dhyan moolam guru murti Puja moolam guru padam Mantra moolam guru vakyam Moksha moolam guru kripa Om shri guruve namah om The foundation of Dhyan is your Guru’s image, the foundation of your puja is your Guru’s feet, Guru’s words are like the mantra that cannot be defied and moksha or nirvana is possible […]

2025-07-07T07:43:41Z

Rand Water defends winter maintenance project as ‘necessary inconvenience’, despite taps running dry

Rand Water says gravity and vandalism are behind some delays in restoring supply as winter water cuts hit Joburg residents hard. Daily Maverick asked Rand Water how much longer water interruptions will continue.

2025-07-07T19:46:36Z

Creecy unveils six key targets to enhance South Africa’s transport capabilities

Transport Minister Barbara Creecy has announced a comprehensive strategy to enhance South Africa's transport sector, aiming for significant improvements in freight capacity, passenger journeys, and road safety by 2029

2025-07-07T16:47:48Z

The worst thing about getting rich quick, according to a lottery winner

A man whose family won the lottery when he was a teenager is opening up about the hardships of getting rich quickly. We often hear the tragic tales of how despite getting the fulfilment of no longer worrying about finances, lottery winners often end up either blowing it all, or getting severely depressed. Jayden Clark, from Adelaide, southern Austr...

2025-07-07T15:41:58Z

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