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Ramaphosa to meet US leaders in New York visit Ramaphosa to meet US leaders in New York visit is the headline shaping South Africa’s international diplomatic agenda this week. President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to engage with senior figures in Washington’s political and economic circles during his trip, but notably, there is no meeting with former US President Donald Trump on the schedule. This Ramaphosa New York visit comes at a crucial time for South Africa’s foreign policy, as the country balances its global partnerships while addressing domestic economic challenges. The planned US leaders meeting is set to cover trade,…

Mixed outlook petrol and diesel prices South Africa Mixed outlook petrol and diesel prices South Africa is the central theme for motorists in October 2025, as mid-month estimates show that petrol is heading for a small increase, while diesel may see a decrease. Data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) highlights how the interplay of global oil movements and the rand/dollar exchange rate continues to shape local fuel costs. According to the latest fuel recoveries data, petrol prices are on track for a modest rise, with an under-recovery of between 8 and 16 cents per litre. Diesel, however, shows signs…

Wireless electric car chargers South Africa: The future of EV infrastructure Wireless electric car chargers South Africa are making headlines as Megamillion, a South African energy group, enters into an exclusive distribution deal to roll out wireless EV charging infrastructure across the continent. The partnership with Indian company Dash Dynamic could mark a turning point in how electric vehicles Africa are powered. With cable-free convenience, improved safety, and AI-enhanced systems, wireless EV charging is set to become a game-changer in South Africa and beyond. Wireless electric car chargers South Africa arrive with Megamillion Megamillion South Africa has secured rights to…

Springbok Women Rugby World Cup exit saw South Africa’s national team leaving the tournament with heads held high after a hard-fought 46–17 quarter-final defeat to the New Zealand Black Ferns at Sandy Park. Despite the loss, the team’s journey has inspired fans and highlighted the growing strength of South Africa rugby. Historic quarter-final achievement For the first time ever, the Springbok Women reached the quarterfinals of the Rugby World Cup, an unprecedented milestone in the history of South Africa rugby. Coming into the tournament ranked 12th globally, the team showed determination, tactical innovation, and unwavering spirit that earned them recognition…

United Africans Transformation surname ruling criticism United Africans Transformation surname ruling criticism has sparked heated debate across South Africa, with the movement arguing that a recent legal decision undermines deeply rooted African values and long-standing cultural traditions. The controversy has reignited national discussions about identity, heritage, and the balance between modern law and traditional practices. Background of the surname ruling The contested ruling revolves around changes to surname regulations, which allow individuals broader freedom to alter or register surnames outside of traditional lineage-based customs. While lawmakers defend the ruling as a step toward equality and personal freedom, the United Africans…

Bafana Bafana World Cup push is gaining momentum as South Africa’s national team sets its sights on securing a place in football’s biggest tournament. With renewed energy, tactical improvements, and rising stars, Bafana Bafana is determined to leave a lasting mark on the global stage. A new chapter for South Africa football For decades, South Africa football has been defined by moments of brilliance and frustrating setbacks. Since winning the African Cup of Nations in 1996, the national team has faced inconsistent performances. However, the current Bafana Bafana World Cup push feels different—marked by strong preparation, better coaching strategies, and…

Walmart store openings in South Africa reshape retail Walmart store openings in South Africa are set to mark one of the most significant shifts in the country’s retail landscape in decades. As the global retail giant gears up to launch its first branded stores by the end of 2025, the move brings promises of affordability, innovation, and strong community engagement. A milestone for South Africa’s retail landscape The retail landscape in South Africa is no stranger to transformation, but Walmart’s decision to invest heavily with branded store openings introduces a new level of competition. Known worldwide for its “Every Day…

ChatGPT is the new Excel skill for jobs ChatGPT is the new Excel skill for jobs, and companies across the globe are beginning to view it as an essential digital workplace tool. Just as Excel became a core requirement for countless job descriptions over the past few decades, ChatGPT is now following the same trajectory. Employers are recognising that those who can effectively use AI tools like ChatGPT have a competitive edge in problem-solving, efficiency, and innovation. For years, Excel proficiency was considered a must-have technical skill, enabling data analysis, reporting, and decision-making. Today, the ability to use ChatGPT for…

Captain Ibrahim Traore grants Visa Free to all African Travellers to Burkina Captain Ibrahim Traore grants Visa Free to all African Travellers to Burkina in a historic step that strengthens Pan-Africanism and regional integration. The new policy, announced by the Burkinabé government, eliminates visa fees for citizens of every African nation, signaling a bold shift in Burkina Faso’s approach to mobility and cooperation. Burkina Faso scraps visa fees for African Travelers Burkina Faso’s Minister of Security, Mahamadou Sana, confirmed the decision after a cabinet meeting chaired by interim President Captain Ibrahim Traore. Citizens of African countries will still need to…

Severe thunderstorms and fire warnings South Africa Severe thunderstorms and fire warnings South Africa are the latest alerts from the South African Weather Service (SAWS), which has issued multiple Yellow Level 2 warnings across the country. These warnings include heavy downpours, strong winds, hail, damaging waves, and a dangerously high fire danger index in several provinces. SAWS issues severe thunderstorms warning The South African Weather Service confirmed that residents of Mpumalanga should prepare for severe thunderstorms with heavy rainfall, hail, excessive lightning, and strong winds. The warning affects the eastern parts of the province, where storms are expected to intensify…