Over 2 Million Benefit From PYEI Earning Opportunities
Since the inception of the Presidential Youth Employment Intervention (PYEI), over 2.6 million temporary earning opportunities have been made available for the youth.
R13 Billion Public Transportation Plan Outlined
In an effort to ease pressure on roads and to keep commuting affordable with the rising cost of living and fuel prices, the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) has outlined a multibillion-rand rail investment plan for Durban.
First Working Digital ID Unveiled
This week, Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber unveiled the first working digital ID in South Africa, which links a citizen’s biometrics and the national population register. This will allow for much more secure identity verification.
New Direct Flights From Durban To Addis Ababa Welcomed
Having provided exclusive access via Johannesburg and Cape Town, the move by Ethiopian Airlines to offer direct flights between Durban and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, is warmly welcomed by the eThekwini Municipality.
First Wave Of Green Hydrogen Projects Announced
Delivered on behalf of the Electricity and Energy Minister, Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the first wave of six green hydrogen projects in the country.
Scam Calls Combatted With Opt-Out Registry Launch
This week, National Consumer Commission (NCC) representative, Phetho Ntaba, explained how the new NCC opt-out registry will work.
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New Cherry Export Deal With China Signed
This week, a groundbreaking export deal was signed between South Africa and China, granting South African cherry producers access to the Chinese Market with zero-tariffs. This will boost the South African economic market significantly, as China is the world’s largest importer of cherries.
Extra Public Holiday In November Made Official
Declared official by President Cyril Ramaphosa, the 4th November 2026; which is South Africa’s local government election day; has been announced a public holiday.
Eskom Collaborates With National Development Agency To Support Eastern Cape Schools
During this week, around 28 Early Childhood Development (ECD) centres in the town of Cala, Eastern Cape, received R1.6 million worth of valuable learning and teaching materials.
Severe El Niño Warning Issued By SAWS
This week, the country has been issued a warning by the South African Weather Services (SAWS) of below-average rainfall and above-average temperatures expected this spring. This is due to El Niño developing and intensifying in the Pacific Ocean.
Thousands of Jobs Arise From New Cornubia Development
Situated in the north of Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, the new Cornubia Business Park is expected to yield thousands of job opportunities as its first phase of development concludes.
Tourism Rise Boosts Economy & Job Creation
The tourism sector not only highlights the beautiful South African landmarks and cities, but also contributes to job creation, the bolstering of the economy, and helps reinvigorate townships, small towns, parks, and heritage sites across the nation.
Cash Remains Popular Payment Form For South Africans
According to feedback from experts in the banking, finance, and legal fields at ENSafrica, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) recognised that digital and cash payments will continue to coexist across the nation.
R131 Million Injection For Local Government Infrastructure
Infrastructure South Africa (ISA) has over the last 18 months committed R131 million to local government infrastructure across the country, stated Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson
South Africa Prepared For Possible El Niño
The South African Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) is keeping a close eye on the development of the weather phenomenon El Niño, which is expected to occur during the summer. This will cause hotter temperatures and below-average rainfall across parts of Southern Africa.
Major Citrus Export Deal With India Sees Breakthrough
After a negotiation period that lasted close to ten years, the South African citrus industry has confirmed a major breakthrough in the Indian citrus market. India agreed on additional citrus treatment options for the South African fruit exported, opening up a market to approximately 1.5 billion people.