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Cape Town - Two opposition parties said on Wednesday they were in favour of South Africa loaning money to cash-strapped Zimbabwe to fund its coming elections. The African Christian Democratic Party said money spent helping Zimbabweans take ownership ...

Cape Town - Independent Newspapers has confirmed a report that it has come under a cyber attack. The online division, IOL, was offline on Wednesday amid reports that it had sustained a DDOS attack for publishing an article in support of Zimbabwean ...

Victoria Ruzvidzo in Cape Town, South Africa LEADERS in Government, business, civil society, media and the academia from Africa and beyond are attending the World Economic Forum on Africa which began yesterday as they seek to consolidate the ...

TONIGHT lHotel Iris at the Bay Harbour Sound Stage, 31 Bay Harbour Rd, Bay Harbour Market, Hout Bay. 5pm to 9pm. Free. Tel: 082 570 5997. lThe Suburban Saints, Ashtray Electric and The Plastics are at Zula at 98 Long Street. 9pm. R40 before 10pm and ...

THE national full contact karate team that took part in the fifth South Africa Kyokushin Union championships did the nation proud when they scooped five medals in Cape Town over the weekend. The tournament attracted fighters from Botswana, Gabon, ...

Last week, Mr James Benoit of AfrAsia spoke to Mauritius magazine on whether Mauritius is getting to know Africa better? Is China good for Africa? How can Mauritius better use its assets to boost ties with the mainland? And why Zimbabwe might be in ...

Pharmaceutical manufacturers in the country say their backs are up against the wall due to unfair import rules that give South Africa an advantage. Our Coverage Zimbabwe's pharmaceutical manufacturers are seeking government intervention over what ...

Zimbabwe will soon force all firms to procure 50% of their goods and services from businesses in which a controlling interest is held by indigenous Zimbabweans. Cape Town - The Southern African Development Community (SADC) is set to convene a ...

Zimbabwe has been targeted as a new investment destination and a possible market for innovative healthcare technology by global healthcare giant Royal Philips. The company, which specialises in healthcare technology, electronics, lighting and ...