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The annual mining investment conference taking place from 9-12 May in Cape Town sees record registration as African heads of state gear up to court investment into the pandemic-hit mining sector.

The Young Nurses Indaba Trade Union is pleading for more healthcare workers to be deployed to KwaZulu-Natal.

After releasing his critically acclaimed single, The City back in 2020, singer-songwriter and producer, Howie Combrink joined forces with Rada, a non-profit organisation, to release his new single, I See You...

National 24-hour strike by 20,000 French public sector workers over pay and conditions; workers at all eight Amazon warehouses in France begin stoppage over pay; Finnish nurses and municipal workers strike over poor pay and conditions while government increases military spending by 70 percent; five-week strike by thousands of miners at South African Sibanye-Stillwater gold mines threatens to spread to coal mines which supply biggest electricity supplier

Protests have marred the start of the City of Cape Town’s Affordable Housing Indaba. Housing activists held demonstrations outside Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) on Friday.



Demonstrations outside and inside convention centre at Cape Town launch of land release programme

Human Settlements Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi says it’s crucial to also focus on rural community development to alleviate the housing burden.

Affordable housing demonstrations staged outside and inside convention centre at City of Cape Town launch of land release programme.

Lester Kiewit interviews Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis.

Hyve updates on Russia exit and says business returning to pre-pandemic event schedule.