Tanzania’s first green bond to secure water supply
Cape Town – Tanzania has entered the green bond market with the launch of a 10-year $20.8 million green... Read more
18 Mar
Bester and Magudumana battle it out with Showmax over documentary
Cape Town – Lawyers for Thabo Bester and Nandipha Magudumana were in court on Friday arguing against the imminent... Read more
15 Mar
Cape Town set to get 5 more police stations
Cape Town — Five new police stations will be ready to open their doors in Cape Town over the... Read more
15 Mar
Al-Shabaab siege of Somali hotel ends
Mogadishu – A siege by Al-Shabaab Islamist militants of a hotel in the Somali capital of Mogadishu ended on... Read more
15 Mar
Pay up or die, extortionists tell Philippi small business owners
Cape Town — An extortion racket in Philippi, Cape Town, is getting out of hand, small business owners say.... Read more
15 Mar
Meyiwa trial set to start – for real
Cape Town — It has been almost a decade since the murder of former Bafana Bafana goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa. Now... Read more
15 Mar
1 330 houses in Mamelodi without electricity for seven years
Electricity infrastructure and streetlights in Nellmapius Extension 22, Tshwane, have never been connected. Photo: Warren Mabona City of Tshwane... Read more
15 Mar
Egypt economic zone to build new desalination plant
In its ongoing bid to ensure its water autonomy, Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCzone) is set to break... Read more
15 Mar
Niger River’s ancient ‘water men’ under threat as silt piles up
Niamey, Niger – Once again, the catch was meagre: two tiny fish escaped the nets and dropped into Ali... Read more
14 Mar
KZN villagers get new bridges to cross dangerous rivers safely
A bridge has been built across the Dimane River in eMakhabeleni, KwaZulu-Natal. For years villagers were cut off from... Read more
13 Mar
