South Africa: SIU Returns R1.7bn to the Nsfas Purse

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[SAnews.gov.za] The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) says it has returned R1.7 billion to the National Student Financial Aid Scheme purse, which will be allocated to students’ needs at institutions...

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Zimbabwe: Opposition Party Asks ZEC to Protect Its Colours

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[263Chat] Opposition the Freedom of Rights Under Sovereign (FORUS) party has written to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) requesting formal protection of its official colours warning that the use...

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South Africa: SA Eyes 50 Percent Tariffs On Chinese and Indian Cars

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[Scrolla] Chinese cars made up 53% of all vehicle imports in 2024, while Indian cars accounted for 22% of total imports. Ayabonga Cawe from the International Trade Administration Commission...

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South Africa: The Battle Over Cape Town’s Oude Molen and the Meaning of Heritage in SA

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[Daily Maverick] The ongoing redevelopment proposals for the Oude Molen Precinct in Cape Town reveal a deeper fault line in South Africa’s heritage governance: the uneasy relationship between formal...

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Namibia: RA Warns Drivers About Flood-Affected Roads

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[New Era] Due to continuous rainfall, sections of the road between Bwabwata National Park and Kongola, as well as approximately 30 kilometres from Kongola towards Katima Mulilo, have developed...

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Lesotho: Lesotho’s Anti-Corruption Paradox – Empowered but Undermined

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[African Arguments] Over the past decade, Lesotho’s political landscape has been marked by repeated leadership turnover and fragile coalition governments, which have steadily eroded public trust. Power oscillated between...

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Namibia: Over 1,000 Namibian Pupils Left Without School Places As Classroom Shortages Reach Crisis Point

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[Namibian] The education ministry is struggling to place over 1 000 pupils in schools nationally due to rapid population growth and a shortage of classrooms.

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Banking the future of African mining: Why partnerships matter more than ever

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<p><img src=”https://biz-file.com/c/2601/801132.jpg” width=”240″ height=”135″ alt=”Banking the future of African mining: Why partnerships matter more than ever” align=”left”><p>Access Bank will participate in the 2026 edition of the Investing in African...

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