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Powerful earthquake in Afghanistan kills over 600, rescue efforts underway
A 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan, killing 622 people and injuring more than 1,500.
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Putin defends Ukraine war at summit, blames West for conflict
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday defended his war in Ukraine before Moscow’s allies, blaming the West for sparking the three-and-a-half-year conflict.
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Police losing tech race to criminals as procurement woes hamper digital upgrades
South Africa’s police force is falling dangerously behind criminals in the adoption of digital technology, with outdated state procurement policies enabling lawbreakers to outpace law enforcement, according to an assessment…
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Young BCM women empowered to lead extraordinary lives
QONCE – In a bid to honour Women’s Month, the Amathole Museum embarked on a women-led initiative, taking its mobile exhibition, “Ordinary Women, Extraordinary Lives,” to schools across the Buffalo…
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East London NPO empower learners, disabled people
East London NGO Small Projects Foundation donates sanitary towels to schools and rehabilitation centres through Thandolwethu Project this Women’s Month.
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Ford SA announces major layoffs to affect staff in Gqeberha
Ford South Africa announced mass layoffs affecting over 470 workers at its Silverton vehicle plant in Pretoria and Struandale engine facility in Gqeberha.
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IMPROVING THE CURRICULUM: Lovedale TVET College hosts Academic Indaba
Two-day academic indaba at Lovedale TVET College addressed curriculum delivery improvements and industry alignment for better graduate employability.
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South Africa launches Nobel Prize-winning panel to combat global inequality
South Africa announced on Thursday the formation of a high-profile panel led by Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz to develop solutions for tackling global inequality and poverty, a move that…
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Residents demand action on municipal service failures in Kareedouw
Kareedouw ward 4 residents demand urgent municipal intervention as infrastructure breakdown and service failures plague five informal settlements.
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Deputy President engages AmaMpondo on key service issues
Deputy President Mashatile meets King Ndamase to address service delivery issues and strengthen collaboration with traditional leaders.
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