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The Obuntu Foundation has announced a partnership with MEDA to run the third cohort of the Obuntu Launchpad Program.

Following this proclamation, the IEC published the election timetable, which outlines various activities that are to be completed until Election Day. The IEC confirmed that 27.7 million people have registered to vote in 2024 compared to 25.3 million and 26.7 million registered voters in 2014 and 2019 elections respectively. Of these, 58 802 South Africans will vote in foreign missions throughout the world.

Trending today: a story about Botswana, which is dealing with an overabundance of elephants. (Unlike the rest of the world.)

Maternal And Child Mortality: In addition, almost 1*9 million babies were stillborn in 2021. The stark reality is that 46 countries are projected to have a ratio greater than 140 maternal deaths per 100 000 livebirths by 2030, 59 countries will miss the SDG target for mortality for those younger than 5 years, and even more--64 countries--will miss the neonatal mortality target.

Logistics inefficiencies in South Africa are the single-biggest reason why junior mining companies are likely to fail, said midtier coal producer Ndalamo Resources. Ndalamo CEO Shammy Luvhengo participated in a junior coal mining panel at Joburg Indaba, which was held on May 21 and 22, highlighting the biggest challenge for this sector as being Transnet’s inefficiency and saying this was creating an imbalance in the system.

The implementation of recent LGBTQI+ rights rulings in Botswana and Namibia remains unsatisfactory to activists in the two countries.

Absa Bank Botswana has confirmed that its Finance Director, Cynthia Morapedi, has resigned with immediate effect. The unexpected departure of Morapedi, who

Amid the potential sale of De Beers by its parent company, Anglo American, former De Beers Botswana CEO Sheila Khama is calling for strategic foresight from

Over the years, domestic workers have become integral to the smooth running of many households. They pick up after the children, fetch them from school,

The Nation Newspaper Fubara unveils Rivers opportunities to investors amid crisis