World Leaders Gather to Discuss AI Future at UK Summit
The United Kingdom government is making history by hosting a landmark two-day summit focused on the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence (AI). This pioneering event, described as the first of its kind, has brought together a diverse range of participants, including foreign political leaders, influential figures from the tech industry, renowned academics, and other […]
AGOA’s Future: A Pivotal Moment in U.S.-African Trade Relations
The future of the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) is at the forefront of discussions, with U.S. officials tabling a bill for its expansion. AGOA, enacted by the U.S. Congress, has been a vital trade arrangement between the United States and certain African economies. It provides duty-free access to the vast U.S. market, offering […]
Minister Aaron Motsoaledi: Legal Reckoning for Government Negligence in Immigration Case
In a significant legal development, the Constitutional Court in South Africa has delivered a stern judgment that mandates Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi and Director-General Livhuwani Makhode to personally bear the financial burden of some of the legal costs incurred by Lawyers For Human Rights (LHR). This ruling stems from what the court deemed to […]
Gautrain’s Triumphal Ride for Champion’s Homecoming
In a grand gesture to celebrate the South African rugby team’s victory at the Rugby World Cup in France, Gautrain has announced free rides for Springbok supporters traveling to OR Tambo International Airport to welcome back the champions. The Springboks, having emerged triumphant with a remarkable 12-11 victory over the French in the final match, […]
South Africans feel the crunch
Demand for credit among South African households is dropping in South Africa, while banks are tightening lending conditions amid the continued challenging economic environment. Meanwhile, South African businesses are taking out more credit as the investment environment declines. Private Sector Credit Extension (PSCE) grew from 4.39% y/y in August to 4.60% y/y in September – […]
