Chery Unveils AI-Powered Robots for Various Settings
Chery introduces new robots for homes, hospitals, and public spaces, marking a shift beyond traditional car manufacturing.
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Chery introduces new robots for homes, hospitals, and public spaces, marking a shift beyond traditional car manufacturing.
South Africa's government launches Revised White Paper on Local Government to address institutional weaknesses and structural challenges plaguing municipalities.
South African columnist Hein Willemse says the country should take heed of ongoing protests in Europe.
South African poet Fred Pheiffer explores mortality and heritage in his work
South Africa's government has introduced a temporary fuel levy relief measure, but economists and labour unions are calling for more far-reaching changes to address the country's economic...
Over 400 people fall ill in South Africa's Bronkhorstspruit due to contaminated water supply
Sassa CEO Themba Matlou accused of approving R30-million contract for media manipulation and tender meddling.
Campaign for Free Expression warns against State Security Agency's attempt to exclude media and public from corruption trial of two former senior intelligence officials.
Côte d'Ivoire's Embassy in South Africa celebrated its cocoa heritage with a chocolate-making workshop and dinner, showcasing Ivorian hospitality and cuisine.
The inaugural South African AI Awards will be held on 13 November 2026 at The Galleria in Sandton, recognising local achievement and advancing a conversation about inclusive growth.
SPAR partners with Cancervive to turn pink caps on water bottles into a breast cancer awareness campaign, donating to cancer support initiatives.
Unisa's Dr Marothi Philip Lemekwane recognised for ICT leadership at World CIO 200 Summit in Colombo, Sri Lanka.