SA farmers urged to adopt new tech to address food security challenges
South African farmers are adopting new technologies to address rising food insecurity, balancing increased production with sustainability challenges.
Partnerships must drive growth in SA’s agricultural sector, says Minister Steenhuisen
Steenhuisen said that partnerships are essential to addressing the two biggest challenges facing South Africa: slow economic growth and high unemployment.
SARB Governor highlights urgent need for shift from cash to digital payments in SA
Governor Kganyago highlights the need for South Africa to shift from cash to digital payments, emphasizing modernization, security, and inclusivity at the 2024 Payments Conference.
Government likely to intervene in Eskom’s Proposed 36% tariff hike, says Minister Ramokgopa
SA government may intervene in Eskom’s proposed 36% electricity tariff hike. Minister Ramokgopa announced potential relief at Standard Bank’s Climate Summit
Eskom Expo celebrates young scientific minds with bursaries and prizes
Young scientists recognized at Eskom Expo 2024, winning bursaries, cash prizes, and laptops for innovative projects in science, technology, and engineering.
Green hydrogen centre of specialisation launched in Pretoria to address skills gap
CHIETA, MQA, and TETA launch Green Hydrogen Centre of Specialisation to address skills gap in South Africa’s emerging hydrogen industry.
She’s Next competition highlights women entrepreneurs in South Africa
Visa and Absa announce winners of 2024 She’s Next competition, showcasing innovative female entrepreneurs in South Africa’s renewable energy and social impact sectors.
Ramaphosa meets Elon Musk in New York to boost investment in South Africa
President Cyril Ramaphosa met Elon Musk in New York to discuss potential investments in South Africa, including the launch of Starlink and Tesla projects, as part of a broader R2-trillion investment drive.
Good news SA: Reserve bank lowers repo rate for first time in eight meetings
The SARB’s MPC cuts the repo rate to 8%, citing global inflation improvements and a stronger rand. What this means for South Africa’s economic outlook.
Africa no longer seen as dumping ground for old planes, says Airbus
Airbus reconsiders African market amid demand surge, opening a support centre in Johannesburg to enhance local aviation industry growth.