4 Suspects Killed in Soweto Shootout After Robbery Attempt

Four Suspects Killed in Dramatic Soweto Police Shootout as Two Others Face Serious Charges A tense and deadly confrontation unfolded in Kwezi, Mofolo, Soweto, after police intelligence led officers directly into a high-stakes standoff with a group of armed robbery suspects. The operation, which was carefully planned based on credible tip-offs, ended with four suspects … Read more

Mokonyane’s Daughter Ordered to Repay R14M in PPE Fraud

Katleho Mokonyane and Anele Mdoda’s Husband Ordered to Repay R14 Million in PPE Scandal The daughter of ANC stalwart Nomvula Mokonyane, Katleho Mokonyane, along with her business partner Bonelela Mgudlwa — widely known as the husband of television personality Anele Mdoda — have been slapped with a court order to repay more than R14 million … Read more

R12.1bn in failed IT projects: AG flags Sita as systemic risk

AGSA warns R12.1bn losses as Sita IT projects unravel across South Africa South Africa’s government technology landscape is taking a hit, and a new assessment from the Auditor-General (AGSA) suggests the damage is structural—not just accidental. In its latest consolidated audit outcomes for 2024/2025, the auditor has described the State IT Agency (Sita) as a … Read more

Solar-Powered Electric Motorbikes: Africa’s Next Mobility Leap

Electric Motorbikes and Solar Swaps: Africa’s Practical Route to Cleaner Mobility Motorcycles are the backbone of day-to-day life in much of Africa. For millions, they aren’t a hobby or a convenience—they are the transport that keeps families fed, students in school, and small businesses earning. Riders move commuters through traffic, deliver medicine and packages, and … Read more

Mining Leaders: Strategy Fails Without Consistent Execution in SA

South African Mining’s Real Bottleneck: Execution, Not Production South African mining firms may be enjoying a healthier market, but leaders at a recent Workday and TechCentral C-suite roundtable said the bigger challenge isn’t getting material out of the ground. It’s what happens after the plans are made—whether the organisation can execute them fast, consistently, and … Read more

Paratus Launches Starlink-Powered Priority Internet for Africa’s Essentials

Paratus Rolls Out Starlink-Powered “Paratus Essential Access” for Priority Connectivity Across Africa Paratus Group has announced the launch of Paratus Essential Access, a new connectivity service designed to give priority satellite internet to organisations supporting Africa’s most remote communities. The initiative is aimed at keeping essential services operating when traditional telecom coverage falls short. In … Read more