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Discover the origins of Bunny Chow, a beloved South African dish born in Durban’s Indian community during apartheid. Learn how ingenious Indian immigrants served curry in hollowed-out bread loaves to African workers, making it a portable meal. Experience culinary fusion and cultural significance by trying our recipe to make your own version at home.

An Eskom project manager will appear in the Middelburg specialised commercial crime court on Monday after being arrested for allegedly accepting a R50,000 gratification to assist with a tender.

Namibia’s state-owned electricity utility, NamPower, has announced a tender for the Rosh Pinah 70 MW solar photovoltaic power project. This project is part of Namibia’s strategy to implement six power generation projects, totaling 220 MW, by 2025, to enhance energy security and reduce electricity imports. NamPower has received authorization for up to 150 MW of projects, financed from its balance sheet, and aims to complete the solar project by 2025.

Eighteen months after President Cyril Ramaphosa ordered a wide-ranging probe into alleged corruption at Telkom, the high court has set the proclamation aside.

Eighteen months after Cyril Ramaphosa ordered a probe into alleged corruption at Telkom, the high court has set the proclamation aside.

Lizeka Tonjeni appeared in the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court in Pretoria on Thursday, where she is on trial for corruption.

The State has uncovered 10 more payments by Digital Vibes to a Municipal Infrastructure Support Agent (MISA) employee, which came directly from the R3.9 million tender awarded to the controversial communications company.

Deaths of some of the cheetahs brought to India last year amid much fanfare have been making headlines.

Leading economies in the world are including nuclear power in their Net Zero Carbon Emissions by year 2050 targets.

Francois Nortje director of NT55 Investments unpacks the watershed public-private partnership deal announced yesterday by Transnet.