The tech master plan for the Cape Winelands Airport

The tech master plan for the Cape Winelands Airport

Cape Winelands Airport, the former military airfield outside Durbanville being redeveloped with an initial investment of up to R10-billion, is being positioned as far more than a new passenger gateway for Cape Town. In responses to questions from TechCentral, the airport’s developers and partner Stellenbosch University have set out plans for an “Aerospace Village” of…

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Africa: Better Parenting Starts With Knowing What Works. We Tested a Project in 8 African Countries

Africa: Better Parenting Starts With Knowing What Works. We Tested a Project in 8 African Countries

Raising adolescents can be difficult under the best of circumstances. On top of that, some families are also dealing with poverty, unemployment, conflict, displacement, illness and climate shocks. In these conditions, caregivers may receive very little support themselves. Governments and NGOs are increasingly using parenting support programmes as part of efforts to reduce violence against…

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Africa: Better Parenting Starts With Knowing What Works. We Tested a Project in 8 African Countries

Africa: Securing the Throne – Malkia Strikers Begin Preps for Africa Volleyball Championships

NAIROBI — National women’s volleyball team are to begin training in earnest for next month’s Africa Women’s Nations Volleyball Championships in Nairobi. This is after the Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) named a 25-woman provisional squad to assemble and commence preparations at the Kasarani Indoor Arena in the capital. “All invited players and officials are expected…

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Insurers deploy AI to tackle fraud

Insurers deploy AI to tackle fraud

AI-driven automation is helping insurers reduce turnaround times, while strengthening fraud detection and operational efficiency. Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming a core part of South African insurers’ operating models, with firms using the technology to automate quoting, accelerate claims processing, strengthen fraud detection and improve customer service. While approaches differ, insurers increasingly view AI…

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Africa: Better Parenting Starts With Knowing What Works. We Tested a Project in 8 African Countries

Africa SME Body Honours Boko

Francistown — The President of the All Africa Association for Small and Medium Enterprises (AAASME), Dr Ebiekure Eradiri has honoured President Advocate Duma Boko with the UbuntuSusu Continental SME Billion Fund recognition. The presentation was made on the sidelines of the Trade Up North 10th Anniversary in Francistown on Thursday. Speaking after the presentation, Dr…

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Odyssey translator slams Nolan’s film adaptation as ‘gimmicky’ with ‘no sex’

Odyssey translator slams Nolan’s film adaptation as ‘gimmicky’ with ‘no sex’

“The release of The Odyssey is still an event to celebrate,” Wilson noted. “This epic is bringing audiences back to cinemas… translations of Odyssey, including mine, are flying off the shelves… [and] perhaps the film will persuade a few college administrators not to cut their literature, language and history departments. “Nolan… is doing his best…

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Africa: Rethink. Rebuild. Rise. – AIDS 2026 Charts the Next Phase of the HIV Response

Africa: Rethink. Rebuild. Rise. – AIDS 2026 Charts the Next Phase of the HIV Response

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil — The global fight against HIV has never had more powerful scientific tools or faced greater political uncertainty. More than 7,000 scientists, activists, policymakers and community leaders gathered in Rio de Janeiro for the opening of the International AIDS Conference. Global leaders warned that decades of progress against the epidemic could be…

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Africa: Better Parenting Starts With Knowing What Works. We Tested a Project in 8 African Countries

Africa: Can a Newly Discovered Soil Fungus Stop the Devastating African Armyworm When Chemicals Have Failed?

The African armyworm is a highly destructive migratory pest that damages maize, sorghum, millet and sugarcane. These caterpillars also cause indirect damage to livestock as they destroy grazing lands and pastures. The last major outbreak of armyworm in southern Africa was from February to April 2025. It affected South Africa’s KwaZulu Natal, Limpopo, Gauteng and…

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