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South Africa is faced with a growing problem of obesity with women being the most affected. Recent studies indicate that there is a growing number o

The African Farmers Association of South Africa (AFASA) this week launched its transformation barometer, a special tool to measure the state of tran

Statistics South Africa this week released the first edition of its broadened Victims of Crime Survey which includes the Governance, Public Safety a

Rwanda is fast becoming a natural taking point whenever people gather to discuss successful economic and development models. Until recently, the Eas

Several parts of Gauteng province, particularly areas in which foreign nationals from other parts of Africa live or conduct business, were recently

South Africa this week learnt with great shock and sadness of the alleged rape and killing of University of Cape Town student Uyinene Mrwetyana, pro

The South African Student Congress (SASCO) at the University of the Free State (UFS) recently wrestled the reigns of power from the Youth Command of

Foreign nationals across the world often find themselves struggling to integrate with their new communities for a variety of reasons, chief among th

Artisanal miners, popularly known as Zama Zamas, are largely viewed as criminal miners because they are not officially recognised. They operate on a

The Free State province wants to use the agricultural sector as one of the key drivers for its economic turnaround plan in order to tackle the count