South Africa
South Africa
South Africa
-
South Africa overwhelmingly targeted by international cybercriminals, Interpol warns
South Africa accounts for 92% of ransomware detections in Africa and 70% of business email compromise attacks, with AI now powering 55% of cybercrimes.
-
McKenzie slams ‘lazy’ federation bosses over funding complaints
Sport Minister Gayton McKenzie criticises lazy federation bosses for complaining about funding instead of developing commercial strategies to sustain their sports codes independently.
-
How white farmers still dominate land ownership in South Africa in spite of land reform – new research
More than 30 years after South Africa achieved democracy it remains one of the world’s most unequal countries.
-
Africa united as three nations ready to deliver unforgettable Cricket World Cup
Cricket World Cup 2027 returns to Africa after 24 years as South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia unite under ‘Three Nations, One Heartbeat’ brand.
-
Home Affairs extends hours for final voter registration weekend
Home Affairs offices will operate extended hours this weekend to help citizens collect identity documents needed for voter registration.
-
Pedal Power Association calls for justice after string of cyclist deaths
The Pedal Power Association is calling for urgent justice reform after three cyclists were killed on South African roads and one case was won.
Source:
-
Albon meets Ramaphosa to boost South Africa’s F1 return bid
Alex Albon becomes first Williams driver to visit South Africa since Prost in 1993, meeting President Ramaphosa to discuss F1 return.
-
South Africa secures $1.5 billion World Bank loan for infrastructure overhaul
World Bank loan will fund electricity, transport and water reforms as government tackles infrastructure constraints hampering job creation and growth.
-
South Africa faces diplomatic backlash as anti-migrant tensions strain continental relations
The Presidency has dismissed claims that South Africa is isolated from the African continent, amid mounting diplomatic pressure.
-
OPINION | The tide is turning: why this anti-corruption drive feels different
Recent anti-corruption efforts in South Africa show promise with arrests and investigations, but systemic changes are essential for lasting impact.
