Body of SA english teacher recovered from Myanmar earthquake rubble
PRETORIA - Government has confirmed that a South African teacher's body has been recovered from the rubble following the Myanmar
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realme lands in Nigeria: The fastest-growing phone brand redefines quality for young Nigerian
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Nigeria: Plastic Waste Initiative Helps Parents Pay For Children’s Education | Firstpost Africa|N18G
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UER: Journalists schooled in gender violence, adolescent reproductive health
A three-day training workshop on gender-based violence and other critical issues affecting the reproductive health among young adolescents has been
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First African hub, Imperial Global Ghana launch in Accra
In a significant move to foster economic growth and scientific collaboration, Imperial College London in the United Kingdom (UK) has
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News at a glance: Star-gazing probe’s finale, African cancer database, and 2000 scientists decry Trump policies
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South Africa launches $800M smart city
The new city "Westown" will be developed over the next 15 years, generating 23,000 new jobs and tapping into the
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Defiant Boy Mamabolo ignores suspension from the ANC
Boy Mamabolo is adamant that he is still a member of the African National Congress (ANC) in good standing despite
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PODCAST | Cwecwe, Omotoso, US tariffs, Nandi Nyembe and more
This week’s episode of the SL Cabinet Podcast delves into some of South Africa’s most pressing stories, from high-profile rape
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Central African opposition leads mass protest against Touadéra’s third-term bid
The Republican Bloc for the Defense of the Constitution (BRDC) has vowed to keep up the pressure, promising more protests
