Soweto’s Tech-Whiz Student Entrepreneur

An Unlikely Entrepreneur Step into the bustling, energetic world of Khumbulane Phakathi, a 20-year-old student from the vibrant heart of Soweto. In an unusual twist of innovation and entrepreneurship, this University of Mpumalanga scholar is revolutionizing the tech industry, one cellphone repair at a time. Riding the Wave of Digitalization In an era where...

Probing Into Prof. Puleng Lenkabula’s Luxurious Lifestyle

Academic halls reverberate with rumours of Unisa Vice-Chancellor Prof. Puleng Lenkabula’s lavish spending habits. The drama of magnificence has sparked discussions about government accountability about spending. Affluence and Extravagance It has been widely reported that the University of South Africa (Unisa) spent over R285 000 on sheer curtains for the official residence of the...

Soshanguve Students Build Solar Train

Amidst an ongoing energy crisis, a group of Soshanguve Technical High School students have captivated the nation with their innovative solutions. A solar-powered train, the first of its type, has been created by the team. Like the scientific pioneers before them, these students have taken an idea and turned it into a workable plan...

Drakensberg Cable Car Set to Boost Tourism

Welcome to the Drakensberg Mountains of South Africa, a veritable paradise for sightseers and outdoor enthusiasts. A state-of-the-art cable car is set to bring tourism to new heights in this magnificent region, which, for many South Africans, rivals the appeal of Europe’s Alps. The Drakensberg region is a summer paradise, perfect for hiking along...

Inflation Numbers Spell Good Interest Rate News

The inflation rate in South Africa has been decreasing, which is good news despite the country’s ongoing economic struggles. As of June, it was back within the acceptable range established by the central bank after having dropped to its lowest level in 20 months. Especially in light of interest rates, the recent decline in...

Kempton Park Rocked by Third Gas Blast in Two Days

Another gas explosion has ripped through the tranquil heart of Kempton Park on a normal Friday, turning the day into a scene from a Hollywood blockbuster. The effects of this tragedy, however, are not fictional and are very real for those who have been impacted. The gas explosion at the plant on Mission Road...

Biobanks, South Africa’s Biodiversity Power

Preserving the incredible complexity of our natural environment is more important than ever in this age of rapidly diminishing biodiversity and warming temperatures. South Africa, which is home to a wide variety of plant and animal species, is taking the lead in this important initiative. South Africa is working to standardise regulations and practices,...

Tech Lawyer Breaks Boundaries in India’s Silicon Valley 

Kavya Dangda, a 34-year-old South African expat living in Bengaluru, India’s thriving tech metropolis, is making waves. She is breaking new ground as an intellectual-property lawyer in a conservative culture that frequently prizes a more domestic role for women. A graduate of Singapore’s prestigious Masters of Law programme, she is using her expertise and...