Africa

Africa’s First AI Factory to Launch in South Africa by Cassava and Nvidia

Cassava Technologies, a Zimbabwean telecom giant founded by mogul Strive Masiyiwa, has partnered with Nvidia Corp. to establish Africa’s first artificial intelligence (AI) factory, marking a significant step in the continent’s technological advancement. According to a statement on Cassava’s website, the company

March 25, 2025

Zimbabwe

Felix Mhona Honored as Zimbabwe’s Best Cabinet Minister of 2024

Felix Mhona, Zimbabwe’s Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development, was named the Best Cabinet Minister of 2024 during a Performance Contracts Signing and Awards Ceremony held at State House in Harare. President Emmerson Mnangagwa presided over the event, which also saw the

March 24, 2025

Featured·South Africa

South Africa Faces Possible Stage 2 Load Shedding, Eskom Warns

South Africans are facing the looming threat of stage 2 load shedding after Eskom issued an urgent alert on Monday about potential rolling blackouts. The power utility cited the sudden breakdown of six generation units as the cause of severe strain on

March 24, 2025

Health & Fitness·Politics·South Africa

U.S. Funding Cuts Worsen South Africa’s HIV Crisis

For the past two months, Elsie, a South African community health worker, has been receiving desperate calls from HIV-positive children she can no longer assist. Due to US funding cuts, she is now unable to support them. The 45-year-old, who asked to

March 20, 2025

President Cyril Ramaphosa has confirmed that expelled South African ambassador in the US will be returning to the country and provide him with a full report of what happened

South Africa·US politics

Ramaphosa Deliberates Over US Ambassador Appointment

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will not be rushed into appointing a new ambassador to the United States following the expulsion of Ebrahim Rasool, despite lobbying from various stakeholders, presidential spokesperson Vincent Magwenya confirmed on Thursday. Magwenya emphasized that diplomatic engagements with

March 20, 2025

Politics·South Africa

South Africa’s Health Minister Pushes for Stricter Regulation of Private Healthcare Sector

CAPE TOWN – South Africa’s Minister of Health, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, has called for increased regulation of the private healthcare sector, including private hospitals and related services. Motsoaledi stated that while the medical aid sector is regulated under the Medical Schemes Act,

March 19, 2025

Environment·South Africa

South Africa Rules Out Rescue Scientists in Antarctica

South Africa has ruled out evacuating a research team of scientists stationed at its Sanae IV Antarctic base, despite allegations that a team member engaged in violent and inappropriate behavior. A South African scientist at the base has been accused of physical

March 19, 2025

The protests were over worsening economic conditions and the jailing of Chief Ndiweni, a known critic of President Emmerson Mnangagwa [File: Philimon Bulawayo/Reuters]

Politics·Zimbabwe

ZRP chief: “I can’t block protests” as nationwide demos loom

HARARE- Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Commissioner-General Stephen Mutamba has clarified that he does not have the authority to permit or prohibit peaceful protests in the country. His remarks came in response to a notification from the “Concerned Citizens of Zimbabwe,” who had

March 19, 2025

Militant war veteran Blessed “Bombshell” Geza

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe War Veteran Geza Resurfaces, Slams Mnangagwa

HARARE, Zimbabwe – Militant war veteran Blessed “Bombshell” Geza re-emerged on X on 18 March 2025, accusing President Emmerson Mnangagwa of nepotism, corruption, and failure, intensifying a bitter succession battle within Zanu PF as police hunt him for alleged crimes. Geza, a

March 18, 2025

Kelly Smith, the mother of Joslin Smith.

Arts & Lifestyle·Crime·South Africa

Joshlin Smith Trial: ‘They Wanted Her Eyes and Skin’

CAPE TOWN, South Africa – A witness has told a South African court that Kelly Smith, the mother of missing six-year-old Joshlin Smith, admitted knowing what happened to her daughter and claimed someone paid her to stay silent, as the trial continued

March 17, 2025

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Africa’s First AI Factory to Launch in South Africa by Cassava and Nvidia

Felix Mhona Honored as Zimbabwe’s Best Cabinet Minister of 2024

South Africa Faces Possible Stage 2 Load Shedding, Eskom Warns

U.S. Funding Cuts Worsen South Africa’s HIV Crisis

Ramaphosa Deliberates Over US Ambassador Appointment

South Africa’s Health Minister Pushes for Stricter Regulation of Private Healthcare Sector

South Africa Rules Out Rescue Scientists in Antarctica

ZRP chief: “I can’t block protests” as nationwide demos loom

Zimbabwe War Veteran Geza Resurfaces, Slams Mnangagwa

Joshlin Smith Trial: ‘They Wanted Her Eyes and Skin’

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