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In South Africa, the SOLA Group is progressing with the construction of Africa’s largest renewable energy project under a corporate Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) in Lichtenburg, NorthWest. The project has created employment opportunities and increased economic activity in the region.
At the recent G20 Leaders’ Summit, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered a speech on the importance of global collaboration and solidarity to address the challenges posed by climate change. Ramaphosa highlighted the unique opportunity presented by the postCOVID19 reconstruction to accelerate the transition to sustainable societies.
President Cyril Ramaphosa, the leader of South Africa, recently participated in the G20 Leaders’ Summit, where he addressed several crucial topics with an emphasis on sustainable development and collaboration. ## Multilateral Cooperation for Sustainable Development
The South African Women in Science (SAWISA) Awards 2023 is an esteemed event that honors women who have made influential contributions to the Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) sector in South Africa. The theme for this year’s ceremony centers on “Harnessing technological change and innovation to achieve gender equality and empower women and girls,” stemming from the 67th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW).
The City of Cape Town is working closely with the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) and the Housing Development Agency (HDA) in the development application process for the relocation of unlawful occupants on the central line. Despite being an independent planning authority, the city is impartially administering the application process under the Municipal Planning ByLaw.
On November 1, 2023, at 14:00, South African Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana will present the MediumTerm Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) in Parliament. This event aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the nation’s fiscal trajectory for the next three years.
The City of Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Directorate has decided to keep the MyCiTi bus service tariffs unaffected by the recent increase in diesel prices. The decision comes as a relief to commuters facing rising fuel prices. ### MyCiTi Tariffs and Fuel Price Fluctuations
The recent murders of Haafith Umar Majiet and Haafith Tawfeeq Cummings in Hanover Park have sparked a community outcry for justice, answers, and change. The community’s response reflects its unwavering dedication to eradicating crime and fostering an environment where beauty and positivity can flourish.
In 2015, Cape Town witnessed a series of robberies that left its residents feeling uneasy and afraid. A group of six men including Vusi Mafu, Musa Mthembu, Kwanele Mayo, Xolisani Nenemba, Mthunzi Ncube, and Stanley Masuku targeted various stores and ATMs in the city, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.
The recent passing of Raymond Ackerman marked the loss of one of South Africa’s most remarkable figures. However, his legacy remains a beacon of hope for a nation grappling with multiple crises. Ackerman’s achievements brought a glimmer of optimism amidst a week of personal strife for all South Africans.
Swellendam, a charming Western Cape town in South Africa, has been embroiled in heated disputes over electricity tariff hikes and the municipality’s indigent policy. These tensions culminated in the torching of municipal offices and looting of shops on August 16th.
In a recent development, the Bloemfontein Magistrate’s Court denied Dr. Nandipha Magudumana’s bail request, meaning she will remain in custody awaiting additional legal proceedings. Magistrate Estelle De Lange cited Magudumana as a flight risk and expressed that no bail conditions would be sufficient to ensure otherwise.
South African films are set to make a remarkable presence at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), which will showcase two productions supported by the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic). The 48th annual event is scheduled to run from September 8th to 17th, 2023.
The City of Cape Town recently announced plans to invest R130 million in property development of over 9,000 square meters along New Market Street in the central business district (CBD). This project aims to address the city’s housing crisis by creating more affordable housing spaces.
The Artscape Theatre Centre, located in the heart of Cape Town’s Foreshore, is a beacon of creativity and artistic expression. With a rich history and modern amenities, the venue offers a wide range of performances that cater to diverse audiences. This October, patrons can look forward to several captivating productions that promise to leave a lasting impression.
Nongoma, a municipality in the Zululand District of South Africa, has experienced a surge in political violence resulting in the assassinations of more than 50 councillors and over 100 political office bearers in KwaZuluNatal (KZN) province since 2011. The latest victim, NFP Councilor Ntombenhle Mchunu, was murdered in her sleep at the age of 75 in July 2023.