Apple Music’s Africa Now Radio with Nandi Madida is coming to South African youth radio station Y, with the pan-African music show joining its Sunday lineup from 1 November at 1pm. Since launching in 2020, the show has spotlighted established and emerging artists from across the continent, with weekly interviews and its “Big 5” selection…
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The third day of the Test series opener between South Africa and Australia in Durban as part of the ICC World Test Championship 2025-27 proved to be an entertainer as South Africa fought back after early struggles to keep the game in the balance.
The Science for Africa Foundation (SFA Foundation) has called for stronger institutional capacity, domestic investment and regional collaboration to sustain genomic surveillance and support malaria control and elimination across East Africa.
Police for South Africa arrest fifteen suspects on Friday night sake of violent protests for di city of Durban and surrounding suburb.
The US Mission to South Africa has warned American citizens about protests and unrest at various locations across the country.
Akon is known to most people for his music, but fewer know about his work on solar power. According to a 2019case studytitled ‘Sustainable energy solutions: Akon Lighting Africa’ published inDECISION,he co-founded Akon Lighting Africa, a solar initiative to provide electricity to rural areasin 2014. The initiative says it had installed solar solutions in 14…
The launch of the Africa Energy Bank (AEB) has been put back yet again, raising doubts about the institution’s future ability to finance fossil fuel projects – its main objective – as global lenders retreat from such investments over climate concerns, experts told Climate Home News.
A seminar in Johannesburg brought together experts to discuss nuclear power, education, water solutions and advanced technologies
Abidjan [Cote d’Ivoire], October 8 (ANI): Placing emphasis on the significance of India’s developmental engagement across Africa, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar conveyed that New Delhi’s policy trajectory has consistently been directed by the requirements and aspirations of its African partners.
As climate change intensifies drought, heat and rainfall variability across Africa, scientists from across the continent are being invited to India for a funded, three-month advanced training programme on millets and other ancient grains — crops with growing importance for climate resilience, nutrition and food security.
