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A Court of Appeal (CoA) judgement that has received far less attention than it should have could send shock waves across the nation. The case features as

A close reading of papers filed at the Maun High Court by former president Ian Khama suggests that the South African intelligence service intercepted

Despite the amplifying voices of dissent over the Constitution (Amendment) Bill of 2024, Parliament will proceed to consider the Bill in a special meeting which commences today (Monday).

A four-day international workshop aimed at generating critical evidence to inform vaccine production, and its equitable distribution in Africa has ended in Accra

Branded food services franchisor Famous Brands has reported an 8% increase in revenue to R8-billion for the financial year ended February 29, although a 6% decrease in profit to R812-million and a 1.5% profit margin contraction from 11.6% to 10.1% dampened results. Despite the group’s carefully managed cost base, the operating profit margins were negatively impacted on by input cost pressures and increases in overheads, namely electricity, water, diesel, repairs, maintenance and employee c...

IN a battle between the two giants, Australia's BHP says it can reverse a losing trend at Anglo American. But Russia's eventual return to the market could send prices crashing. by AKANI CHAUKEJOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) - AN attempted buyout of Anglo American by Australia's biggest company has forced the African mining giant to consider selling

The Southern African Development Community SADC expressed concern on Monday about the humanitarian situation in member countries due to El Nino-indu

The relationship between climate and malaria transmission is complex and has been the subject of intense study for some three decades.

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The project to transform Jwaneng Mine into an underground operation, at an estimated cost of $6 billion (P81bn), will go ahead despite the shake-up in De Beers caused by the pending exit of 85% shareholder, Anglo American.