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Women on Farms Project (WFP) has strongly condemned the recent surge in xenophobic violence

The Women on Farms Project (WFP) has strongly condemned the recent surge in xenophobic violence, warning that intimidation and force are not solutions to the country’s deep-rooted social, political, and economic challenges. The organisation says that blaming and targeting vulnerable migrants from other African countries diverts attention from the underlying

Fuel prices to drop sharply from Wednesda

South Africans will pay significantly less for fuel from Wednesday after the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources announced sizeable cuts to the prices of petrol, diesel and illuminating paraffin. The price of 93 unleaded petrol will decrease by R2.01 per litre, while 95 unleaded petrol will fall by R1.96

Fuel transfer operation continues after tanker overturns at Koeberg Interchange

Recovery teams are continuing efforts to remove an overturned tanker carrying aviation fuel from the Koeberg Interchange, with several major roads expected to remain closed for a few more hours. The tanker overturned on the FW de Klerk Boulevard outbound slipway on Monday night, prompting an extensive emergency response due

AI and the Future of Food in Africa

By Sheefah Irambona The Africa Food Expo (10–12 June) brought together policymakers, researchers, innovators, and industry leaders to confront a pressing challenge: building a sustainable and equitable food system amid rapid technological change and persistent food insecurity. A key insight from the discussions was that Africa’s food future will not

Living in Fear: Foreign Nationals Speak Out Amid Rising Attacks in South Africa

South Africa has seen a sharp rise in anti-immigration protests and attacks targeting foreign nationals in recent weeks, as tensions over undocumented migration continue to intensify. Many migrants have reported incidents of intimidation, harassment, and assault, with growing fears for their safety ahead of the nationwide March on March demonstrations

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