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Shortage of qualified veterinarians in South Africa leads to potential challenges in the agricultural sector
5th September 2024 South Africa is experiencing a veterinarian and veterinary nurse shortage, which threatens the profession, food security, public health, and animal... →
Police committee continues deliberations latest crime statistics
5th September 2024 Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Police today further deliberated on the quarterly crime statistics for the fourth quarter of the 2023/24... →
China’s investments in Africa aren’t working as well as they should for cities: this needs to change
4th September 2024 Over the past two decades African leaders have become increasingly drawn to Chinese financing and investment. These investments are made rapidly... →
Two Western Cape towns bridge the poverty and race divide
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 4th September 2024 The people of Hoekwil and Touwsranten recognised their shared desire for safety, and in 2021 they tried something different. Many people are deeply... →
AfriForum: Shortcuts in training and vetting raises concerns over Gauteng Crime Wardens
4th September 2024 Civil rights organisation AfriForum, has questioned Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi’s intentions, after the latest scandal surrounding his so-called... →
0.4% GDP gain: GNU must prioritise economic growth
3rd September 2024 Today's release of the second quarter Gross Domestic Product (GDP) data by Statistics South Africa (StatsSA) is a sobering reminder of the... →
Sasol confirms refinements being made to emissions reduction pathway
By: Terence Creamer 3rd September 2024 Energy and chemicals group Sasol has reiterated that its target to reduce its greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions by 30% by 2030 remains in place, but... →
Growing danger of terrorist jailbreaks in West Africa
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 3rd September 2024 The pattern of targeting detention facilities shows that insurgents are determined to break their members out of prison. The attack on the... →
