Author: Tetee Gebro
“The donor wanted the organisation to expand quickly. The organisation said the communities it was already working with needed deeper support before it moved elsewhere. So they made a tough decision.”Read More
Daily Maverick and Spotlight in South Africa invite cancer survivors, patients, carers and oncology experts to contribute to a new multi-part series on cancer.Read More
South Africa’s National Director of Public Prosecutions ordered charges against Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola withdrawn, citing no reasonable prospects of successful prosecution.Read More
Swimming South Africa agreed to pay Tatjana Smith full interest on prize money allegedly withheld for more than a year.Read More
Sept 15 : The PGA Tour is not considering a returning member program that would allow players from LIV Golf to come back to the U.S.-based circuit like Brooks Koepka did earlier this year, Commissioner Brian Rolapp said on Tuesday.Rolapp, speaking to reporters on a virtual media call one week after LIV GolfRead More
Shaza Hotels is setting its sights on a new phase of international growth, with Turkey, Central Asia and North Africa identified as priority markets for expansion from 2027, as the luxury hospitality group looks beyond its established GCC base towards destinations offering strong potential for culturally relevant, family-focused hospitality. Unveiling its strategic expansion plans during Arabian Travel Market (ATM) in Dubai, Shaza Hotels said its next phase of development will be driven not simply by adding hotels, but by identifying markets where its distinctive hospitality philosophy can respond to evolving traveller expectations.Read More
Kazakhstan, serving as a bridge between Asia and Europe, aims to turn this geographic advantage into a modern and efficient transport and logistics framework. This is what President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said at the opening of the Kazakh‑Korean roundtable meeting in Seoul, Qazinform News Agency learned from the Akorda press service.Read More
The State Department on Tuesday notified Congress that it will reprogramme USD 52 million in foreign military financing.Read More
HONG KONG: Airbus expects the Asia-Pacific region to dominate global aviation demand over the next two decades, propelled by China’s market expansion and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region’s role as a premier aviation hub.Read More
The Trump administration will instead further support conservative-leaning governments in Central and South America.Read More