Minister of Tourism Patricia de Lille has delivered the Budget Vote for the 2025/26 financial year, unveiling a R2.43bn allocation focused on sustaining tourism growth, job creation, and sector transformation across South Africa.
South African agricultural exports registered a 10 percent growth in the first quarter of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024.
Read MoreSouth Africa’s 2024 immigration reforms have introduced a structured points-based system designed to attract critical talent and support strategic economic growth.
Read MoreThe University of Pretoria (UP) is calling on alumni, partners and the broader public to stand in solidarity with students facing hunger and financial hardship by supporting UP Giving Month, which launched in July 2025.
Read MoreSouth Africa’s property market is starting to see a shift from renting to buying, with lower interest rates set to buoy the nation’s property market.
Read MoreIn the 2025 Global Report on food crises released in May, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres expresses deep concern, describing the report as “another unflinching indictment of a world dangerously off course.
Read MoreTransUnion Africa, in partnership with MTN and its API marketplace, Chenosis, has launched a credit score alternative called TransUnion Telco Data Score.
Read MoreSouth Africa’s biggest solar plant is Scatec’s Kenhardt hybrid facility in the Northern Cape. It has a solar generation capacity of 540MW and battery energy storage totalling 225MW, or 1,140MWh.
Read MoreThe Department of Home Affairs’ Trusted Employer Scheme (TES) has allowed nearly 250 foreign software engineers to work in South Africa.
Read MoreThe Minister of Trade, Industry, and Competition, Parks Tau, will oversee the launch of two government-initiated e-commerce platforms on 1 July 2025.
Read MoreNearly thirty years ago, Telkom tried to gain monopolistic control over South Africa’s Internet, only to be stopped by a group of industry stakeholders under the umbrella of the Internet Service Providers’ Association (Ispa).
Read MoreThe Department of Agriculture has lifted foot and mouth disease (FMD) management areas in the Eastern Cape and Limpopo following extensive containment and vaccination efforts, while restrictions remain in KwaZulu-Natal as signs of active virus circulation continue.
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