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Unregulated gaming boom leaves millions of African players unprotected
Millions of African players lack consumer safeguards as unregulated betting platforms dominate the continent's gaming economy.
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Water Returns to Waiting Communities as South Africa Rallies Citizens for Change
Government launches water access program as communities await long-promised relief
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Small businesses in South Africa gain access to AI and cloud tools once reserved for large
Tech giants invest in cloud and AI infrastructure to reach underserved South African enterprises and communities.
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Police launch investigation into killing of anti-migrant movement leader in Johannesburg
Anti-migrant activist's death sparks special police probe in South Africa
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ANC Finance Official Faces Court Challenge Over Misconduct Allegations in Tshwane
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South Africa Emerges as Sole G20 Economy with Moody's Positive Outlook
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Lawmakers Push to Speed Up Probes Into Stolen Lottery Funds for Poor Communities
Corruption cases tied to lottery funding for vulnerable groups face calls for faster resolution.
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South Africa Positioned as Linchpin for Southern African Economic Growth
Regional cooperation framework emphasizes infrastructure and energy coordination across Southern Africa
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Young Soccer Star's World Cup Dream Cut Short; Rugby Player Also Dies
Two promising South African athletes die unexpectedly, leaving families and sporting communities in grief.
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South Africa Braces for Extreme Weather Crisis; Multiple Provinces Declare Emergencies
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South Africa's Power Supply Remains Critically Fragile Despite Recent Relief, Eskom Chief
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Street Vendors Brace for Uncertain Tuesday as Activists' Deadline Looms
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South Africa's Voters Face Misinformation Push as Electoral Body Braces for Local Polls
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South Africans Reject Rising Bills for Crumbling Services
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Supermarket Owner's Call to Hawks Triggers Corruption Case Against Five Police Sergeants
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Court Orders Cape Town to Confront Decades of Housing Segregation
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South Africa's Parliament Sends Delegation to Moscow for Deepened Ties
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South African Soccer Star Jayden Adams, Rising Athlete Luqobo Makwedini Dead
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Water Returns to Waiting Communities as South Africa Rallies Citizens for Change
Government launches water access program as communities await long-promised relief
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South Africa's Parliament Sends Delegation to Moscow for Deepened Ties
Parliamentary leaders seek practical cooperation on agriculture, education and technology.
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Millions of foreign residents brace for life under South Africa's new immigration rules
Foreign residents face sweeping changes to visa categories, digital registration, and asylum processing.
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South Africa's Factory Zones Aim to Create Jobs for Thousands of Workers
Government and business leaders gather to advance manufacturing investment and job creation across designated industr...
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South Africa's Stalled Recovery Leaves Households Waiting for Better Days
Geopolitical shocks and weak investment threaten household incomes and job prospects.
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Cross-Border Trade Talks Could Transform Jobs for Southern African Workers
Governments and businesses seek to reduce trade barriers that affect manufacturing employment.
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South Africa's Coalition Strain Intensifies as Municipal Election Season Approaches
Political tensions mount as coalition partners clash over governance priorities and service delivery failures.
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Unregulated gaming boom leaves millions of African players unprotected
Millions of African players lack consumer safeguards as unregulated betting platforms dominate the continent's gaming...
Africa
Kenya Extends Fuel Relief as Oil Surge Threatens Household Budgets Across Africa
Geopolitical tensions over shipping routes threaten purchasing power for African families and workers.
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From Brooklyn Boardrooms To Johannesburg Streets: One Man's Choice To Rebuild A City
A creative director returns from New York to rebuild faith in Johannesburg's future
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South Africa's government rejects Trump administration claims about Afrikaner refugees and "white genocide," defending its Black Economic Empowerment policies and filing a genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice. The conflict reflects deeper tensions over U.S. intervention in South African domestic politics and foreign policy independence.
