Cape Town’s Data-Centre Expansion Is Moving Faster Than Its Water and Energy Rules
Cape Town’s approval of land-use changes for two proposed Equinix data centres has raised questions about water, electricity and regulation of hyperscale…
Cape Town’s approval of land-use changes for two proposed Equinix data centres has raised questions about water, electricity and regulation of hyperscale…
A $1.5 billion World Bank policy loan supports reforms in South Africa’s electricity, freight, water and sanitation sectors, with job gains dependent…
African Union foreign ministers have opened the 49th Executive Council session with development financing, water security, sanitation and Africa’s global positioning on…
The Pan-African Parliament has opened its Seventh Legislature amid renewed calls for stronger oversight and expanded continental legislative authority.
The African Development Bank has finalised a loan of up to $15 million for Biovac’s Cape Town vaccine facility, which is expected…
Anti-migrant pressure in South Africa risks disrupting labour-intensive industries, township commerce, regional remittances and the rule of law.
South Africa’s funding freeze on Johannesburg and dozens of municipalities shows why urban growth must be matched by stronger fiscal controls, credible…
ADNOC Distribution’s $1 billion acquisition of Shell’s South African fuels business points to a wider shift as Gulf capital expands into African…
Findings around South Africa’s State Information Technology Agency show why digital government depends not only on ambition, but on procurement capacity, governance…
The 52nd National Arts Festival in Makhanda offers more than a cultural showcase. It highlights how festivals, artists, audiences and local enterprise…