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Water Agency Targets 67 Boreholes in July Push to Expand Rural Access
Department launches 67 boreholes and treatment plant on July 18 to expand rural water access
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Africa
Budget Airline Collapses After Three Decades, Stranding Travelers Globally
May 21, 2026
South Africa launches first digital exchange hub as cloud infrastructure rollout begins
July 06, 2026
South African Families Face Mounting Financial Strain as Economic Recovery Falters
April 16, 2026South Africa's Special Economic Zones Push Infrastructure, Investor Delivery to Test in Du
Durban conference tests whether South Africa's industrial zones deliver on infrastructure and investment promises.
South Africa's Economy Stuck in Slow Lane; Growth Halts Expansion Goals
Weak growth and inflation pressures test South Africa's fiscal credibility and investment capacity.
South Africa, Namibia to Address Trade Logistics Gaps at Joint Business Forum
Officials and business leaders convene to identify operational barriers slowing cross-border freight movement.
South Africa's Household Savings Crisis Deepens; Negative Rate Signals Debt-Driven Consump
Households fund consumption through debt as savings rates plummet into negative territory
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South African Companies Boost Spending on AI and Digital Defense Systems
Parliament Flags Uneven Performance Across South Africa's Special Economic Zones
Judge Blocks Negotiated Deal in R228m Police Fraud Case; Imposes Harsher Sentence
China Races to Build Africa's Transport Networks; Projects Test Partnership's Delivery Cap
Crime & Investigation
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Police launch investigation into activist's fatal shooting amid anti-migrant tensions
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Detained businessman's testimony before judicial commission tests allegations of systematic police corruption.
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Domestic weapons violation must be resolved before UK extradition can proceed in murder case.
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Inquiry must translate findings into operational reform and institutional accountability.
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Unanswered Questions Around Fofana Amaral and the Missing Personal Record Amid QNET Linked Complaints
Public records reviewed show repeated official warnings and victim reports tied to QNET and The V operations across West Africa, yet no primary source court or regulator documents were found naming Fofana Amaral personally as arrested, charged, sanctioned, or convicted; this investigation asks whether political or corporate standing may be limiting victims’ ability to secure individual level accountability, and which election filings, court registries, and regulator replies would confirm or disprove that concern.
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