Godlimpi’s prosthetic innovation empowers amputees

In November 2024 the government issued a decree frantically announcing that spaza shops in Gauteng had 21 days to register or close. The deadline was eventually extended to February 2025, accompanied by the usual threats of “enforcement” and “crackdowns”. We are now in a new year, looking at the scoreboard…

An amaBhungane investigation has revealed how billions of rands housed in the National Skills Fund, money intended for training and economic inclusion, were nearly redirected to plug holes elsewhere in the state, including a proposal to channel over a billion rand towards repairing PetroSA’s offshore oil rig. To help us…

Fashion has long been flagged as one of the world’s most polluting industries, but consumer behaviour is starting to shift in noticeable ways. While the sector accounts for a significant share of global carbon emissions and water use, more buyers are moving away from fast, trend-driven fashion and towards circular…

Across the continent, there are signs that the cycle of sharp interest-rate hikes may be starting to ease, but the picture isn’t the same everywhere. While inflation is cooling in some African economies, others are still under pressure from weak currencies, high food prices and global uncertainty. From South Africa…

Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille has declared that South Africa is no longer in a Covid-19 recovery mode but entering a phase of expansion, after the country welcomed a record 10.485-million international visitors in 2025, the highest number ever recorded, surpassing the previous peak of 2018.Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa, CEO of the…