United States delivers another blow to South Africa
The US has not accredited Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana and Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago for the G20 Summit this year.
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Bloomberg | DA | Government
Geordin Hill-Lewis is the new DA leader
Geordin Hill-Lewis has been named as the new leader of the DA, replacing John Steenhuisen.
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South Africa sitting on a R3 billion goldmine ready to be tapped
South Africa has the potential to establish a new multibillion-rand industry.
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Andrew Forbes | CSIR | Quantum communications | SAQTI | Science | South African Quantum Technology Initiative (SA QuTI)
South African professor building the fastest Internet in the world using quantum technology
Andrew Forbes leads a team of quantum researchers developing extremely fast and secure connectivity in South Africa.
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Hill-Lewis takes helm of DA leadership
Geordin Hill-Lewis was elected leader of the Democratic Alliance (DA) on Sunday, placing the Cape Town mayor at the helm of South Africa’s second-largest party at a pivotal political moment. His election comes as the DA gears up for the upcoming local government elections later this year while also sharpening its longer-term strategy to lead…
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Ergon Equipment | Ford | Ford Mustang | Gas | gas power | Motoring
The V8 Ford Mustang running on gas in South Africa
According to Isinkwe Energies, the Mustang’s bi-fuel system is engineered for efficiency with “zero compromise” in performance.
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How much you need to earn to be considered rich in South Africa
Defining who is wealthy in South Africa is widely debated, but data from various sources gives us a good idea of how much it takes to be considered rich.
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South African university team rode an electric bike from Kenya to Stellenbosch using only solar power
The journey from Nairobi to Stellenbosch took 18 days and saw the team pass through Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, and Botswana.
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Cor van Deventer | deeds office | Phoenix Bonds | Property Fraud | Real Estate Fraud | Thought Leader
Homes are being stolen in plain sight
A tweet is doing the rounds about a woman being evicted from her own home. Not because of a tenant dispute or a missed bond payment. Within hours, the replies flooded in. “Banks and the deeds office are mafias.” “South Africans are under attack.” “Do we still have a country?” And then, almost on cue,…
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Ann Bernstein | Central University Of Technology | Convocation | democratic centralism | Opinion | Thought Leader
Is state capture metamorphosing into higher education capture?
Even though I do not know the full extent of the allegations against Professors Sakhela Buhlungu and Nokuthula Sibiya, their cases may well fall squarely in this category of flimsy allegations. The Zondo and Madlanga commissions have helped to lay bare state capture in South Africa. With some of it dramatised on TV through many…