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Doctors and medical practitioners under the Kenya Medical Practitioners Pharmacists and Dentists Union (KMPDU) participate in a demonstration to demand payment of their salary arrears and the immediate hiring of trainee doctors, among other grievances, in Nairobi, Kenya, 16 April 2024. Reuters/Thomas Mukoya/File Photo
Healthcare
Kenyan government doctors sign agreement to end strike

George Obulutsa 22 hours

Mourners as seen at the Central Methodist Mission, at the memorial service in honour of the Marshalltown fire victims, in Johannesburg, South Africa, 8 September 2023. Reuters/Shiraaz Mohamed/File Photo
Legal
Inquiry blames Joburg authorities for neglect leading to deadly building fire

Tim Cocks 3 days

Business Talk with Michael Avery - South Africa’s leading business podcast
Marketing & Media
Business Talk with Michael Avery - South Africa’s leading business podcast

Issued by Broad Media 2 May 2024

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Marketing & Media
From mention to movement: The influencer marketing evolution

30 Apr 2024

Honor Magic6 Pro is the brand's flagship offering in South Africa.
ICT
Honor rises to number one in China with excellent Magic6 Pro

Lindsey Schutters 29 Apr 2024

Why Umbraco CMS continues to rise as an enterprise CMS leader
Marketing & Media
Why Umbraco CMS continues to rise as an enterprise CMS leader

Issued by Bluegrass Digital 26 Apr 2024

Image source: Kawê Rodrigues from
Legal
Moral rights reserved? Impact of Creative Commons Licenses: part 1

Dale van Reenen and Jeremy Speres 25 Apr 2024

A worker walks at Uniq clothing store, owned by one of South Africa's biggest supermarket retailer Shoprite Holdings during its opening at Sandton mall in Sandton, South Africa, 24 April 2024. Reuters/Siphiwe Sibeko/File Photo
Retail
Shoprite's Uniq clothing chain plans expansion, local sourcing

Nqobile Dludla 25 Apr 2024

SA challenges EU citrus regulations for second time
Agriculture
SA challenges EU citrus regulations for second time

Nelson Banya 25 Apr 2024

An old woman hospitalized for dehydration during the recent record heat wave, receives IV drip while she is being consulted at an hospital in Niamey, Niger, 13 April 2024. Reuters/ Mahamadou Hamidou
ESG & Sustainability
Deadly heat in West Africa warns of climate change-driven scorchers to come

Boureima Balima and Abdel-Kader Mazou 18 Apr 2024

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ESG & Sustainability
Impact manager Acre raises $100m for African climate infrastructure

Virginia Furness 17 Apr 2024

Dove launches The Code campaign, vowing to reject AI distortion of women's images
Marketing & Media
Dove launches The Code campaign, vowing to reject AI distortion of women's images

Karabo Ledwaba 17 Apr 2024

An aerial view shows a deserted and flooded traditional homestead following heavy rains in Garsen, Tana Delta within Tana River county, Kenya 23 November 2023. Reuters/Thomas Mukoya/File Photo
ESG & Sustainability
Huge debt costs mean climate spending could make emerging nations insolvent

Libby George 16 Apr 2024

A bird perches on an elephant as it walks at the Amboseli National Park in Kajiado County, Kenya, 4 April 2024. Reuters/Monicah Mwangi
ESG & Sustainability
Elephant deaths trigger Kenyan call for Tanzania to curb hunts

Duncan Miriri 11 Apr 2024

Residents queue to collect water, as temperatures soar during an El Nino-related heatwave and drought affecting a large part of the country, in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, 7 March 2024. Reuters/KB Mpofu/ File Photo
ESG & Sustainability
March marks yet another record high in global temperatures

Kate Abnett 9 Apr 2024

Farmers work at a cocoa farm in Daloa, Ivory Coast, 3 October 2023. Reuters/Ange Aboa/File Photo
ESG & Sustainability
EU will not delay deforestation law, environment chief says on Ivory Coast visit

Ange Aboa 8 Apr 2024

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Marketing & Media
#Exclusive: Call for women to contribute to Wikipedia amid gender gap challenge

Anusha Alikhan 8 Apr 2024

A man poses with a handful of Zimbabwean dollars at a bank in central Harare, 15 June 2015. Zimbabweans began exchanging old notes of local dollars for US dollars, as President Robert Mugabe's government seeks to officially bury the worthless currency. Reuters/Philimon Bulawayo/File Photo
Finance
Zimbabwe launches gold-backed currency to replace battered local dollar

Nyasha Chingono 5 Apr 2024

Consumer spending growth in SA steadied in 2023, report shows
Retail
Consumer spending growth in SA steadied in 2023, report shows

Nqobile Dludla and Sfundo Parakozov 5 Apr 2024

Tigran Gambaryan, an executive of Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, sits as he waits to face prosecution for tax evasion and money laundering at the federal high court in Abuja, Nigeria, 4 April 2024. Reuters/ Abraham Achirga
Legal
Detained Binance executive in court on Nigerian tax, money laundering charges

Camillus Eboh 4 Apr 2024

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ESG & Sustainability
Namibia investigates surge in rhino poaching in Etosha park

Nyasha Nyaungwa 3 Apr 2024

Penguin chicks wait to be fed at South African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds rehabilitation centre, where the centre has been incubating over 200 eggs of the endangered African penguin that were rescued from two penguin colonies, since the start of the year and they are soliciting donations by inviting people to "adopt an egg", in Cape Town, South Africa, 27 March 2024. Reuters/Esa Alexander
ESG & Sustainability
'Adopt a penguin egg' Easter campaign helps endangered African birds

Shafiek Tassiem and Tim Cocks 2 Apr 2024

How UCT Online High School's Tanya du Toit became the country's top SAICA learner
Education
How UCT Online High School's Tanya du Toit became the country's top SAICA learner

Imran Salie 2 Apr 2024

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Agriculture
Ivory Coast to raise cocoa farmgate price by 50%

Ange Aboa 2 Apr 2024

A client uses an automated teller machine (ATM) at the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 31 July 2019. Reuters/Maheder Haileselassie Tadese/File Photo
Finance
Commercial Bank of Ethiopia recovers $11m lost in system glitch

Dawit Endeshaw and Hereward Holland 27 Mar 2024

Nissan to test African demand for its e-power hybrid vehicle
Automotive
Nissan to test African demand for its e-power hybrid vehicle

27 Mar 2024

South African star Tyla releases self-titled debut album
Lifestyle
South African star Tyla releases self-titled debut album

Alicia Powell 26 Mar 2024

UK invests $100m to enhance Africa's food security and trade
Agriculture
UK invests $100m to enhance Africa's food security and trade

Simon Jessop 25 Mar 2024

Steinhoff's former Chief Executive Markus Jooste appears in parliament to face a panel investigating an accounting scandal that rocked the retailer in Cape Town, South Africa, September 5, 2018. REUTERS/Mike Hutchings/File Photo
Legal
SA regulator fines former Steinhoff CEO for accounting fraud

Nqobile Dludla 21 Mar 2024

Somali pirates' return adds to crisis for global shipping companies
Logistics & Transport
Somali pirates' return adds to crisis for global shipping companies

22 Mar 2024

Spar steps up battle for affluent and discount shoppers
Retail
Spar steps up battle for affluent and discount shoppers

Nqobile Dludla 18 Mar 2024

African cocoa plants run out of beans as global chocolate crisis deepens
Agriculture
African cocoa plants run out of beans as global chocolate crisis deepens

Maytaal Angel 14 Mar 2024

South African Airways to remain state-owned as Takatso deal collapses
Logistics & Transport
South African Airways to remain state-owned as Takatso deal collapses

Alexander Winning 14 Mar 2024

Ivory Coast regulator warns cocoa exporters not to overpay
Agriculture
Ivory Coast regulator warns cocoa exporters not to overpay

Ange Aboa 13 Mar 2024

14 SA creatives join Cultural Producers Programme
Marketing & Media
14 SA creatives join Cultural Producers Programme

Issued by Business and Arts South Africa 12 Mar 2024

Upgrade your copy-editing and proofreading skills!
Education
Upgrade your copy-editing and proofreading skills!

Issued by Wits Plus 11 Mar 2024

Oppenheimer triumphs at the 2024 Academy Awards
Lifestyle
Oppenheimer triumphs at the 2024 Academy Awards

Evan-Lee Courie 11 Mar 2024

Egypt's tourism numbers on the rise despite geopolitical tensions
Tourism & Travel
Egypt's tourism numbers on the rise despite geopolitical tensions

Nette Nöstlinger; Editing by Frances Kerry 8 Mar 2024

Children walk past a vegetable stall in Soweto 23 July 2015. Reuters/Siphiwe Sibeko/file photo
Retail
SA current account deficit widens sharply in Q4

Kopano Gumbi 7 Mar 2024

SA's business confidence slips in Q1, survey shows
Retail
SA's business confidence slips in Q1, survey shows

Prerna Bedi 7 Mar 2024

Shoprite wins market share as rivals struggle
Retail
Shoprite wins market share as rivals struggle

Nqobile Dludla 6 Mar 2024

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Marketing & Media
Canal+ raises bid for MultiChoice

Nqobile Dludla, Radhika Anilkumar, Varun H K 5 Mar 2024

Suez Canal head says Egypt studying further expansion of waterway
Logistics & Transport
Suez Canal head says Egypt studying further expansion of waterway

Yusri Mohamed 5 Mar 2024

3 ways ChatGPT can be a game-changer for South African SMEs
Entrepreneurship
3 ways ChatGPT can be a game-changer for South African SMEs

Issued by Business Partners Limited 1 Mar 2024

South African fashion retailers boost local production amid port delays
Retail
South African fashion retailers boost local production amid port delays

Nqobile Dludla 29 Feb 2024

File photo: Black rhinos, one of the world's endangered animals, are seen at a farm outside Klerksdorp, in the north west province, South Africa, 24 February 2016. Reuters/Siphiwe Sibeko/File Photo
ESG & Sustainability
Rhino poaching in South Africa increases in 2023

Nellie Peyton and Bhargav Acharya 27 Feb 2024

Digital footprint crucial for indigenous language preservation
Education
Digital footprint crucial for indigenous language preservation

Birgit Ottermann, Issued by North-West University (NWU) 23 Feb 2024

Sudan and Democratic Republic of Congo are among poorly-funded humanitarian crises for which the United Nations on Tuesday said it was allocating $100m - one of the lowest amounts released from its Central Emergency Response Fund in recent years. Image source: Reuters
ESG & Sustainability
UN earmarks $100m for poorly funded humanitarian crises

Gabrielle Tétrault-Farber 21 Feb 2024

All the 2024 EE Bafta Film Award winners
Lifestyle
All the 2024 EE Bafta Film Award winners

20 Feb 2024

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) logo is seen outside the headquarters building in Washington, US, 4 September 2018. Reuters/Yuri Gripas/File Photo
ESG & Sustainability
IMF reaches $1.3bn agreement with Ivory Coast for resilience, sustainability facility

Portia Crowe 19 Feb 2024

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