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South Africa’s Liberty Holdings suffers cyber attack

South African insurer Liberty Holdings said on Sunday it had become the victim of a cyber attack after an external party claimed to have...

Zuma’s corruption case postponed to July 27

The corruption case involving former South African President Jacob Zuma will continue on July 27 after a Durban High Court adjourned it. Mr. Zuma on...

Public sector workers in South Africa to strike over pay

Workers in the Public sector in South Africa have failed to reach an agreement with the government over a new wage base and have...

400 KPMG employees to be laid off in South Africa

Renowned auditing firm KPMG is continuing with its restructuring process by announcing on Monday that it will be laying off some 400 people in...

Zuma accused of sabotaging crackdown on corruption

The South African Communist Party has accused the country's former leader Jacob Zuma of working against the government led by Cyril Ramaphosa in the...

Swine Fever outbreak hits South Africa

South African officials have confirmed the outbreak of the African Swine Fever (ASF) in the country’s Northern Cape Province. The severe haemorrhagic disease found in...

South Africa begins selling Milk from Insects

South Africans can now buy milk produced from insects in a move that has shocked many people. The milk called “Entomilk” is a special milk...

Cape Town train suffers arson attack, one dead

A commuter train in South Africa’s Cape Town suffered an arson attack on Wednesday leading to the death of one person and four other...

BRICS bank to serve private clients with loans

Officials at the New Development Bank (NDB) have announced that the bank will be providing services to private clients with the hope of offering...

Telkom to deal with revenue decline with mobile push

Telkom SA, South Africa’s biggest landline provider, will sharpen its focus on mobile and data services, its CEO said on Monday after reporting an...

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