Led by the Member of the Provincial Executive Committee for CoGTA and Human Settlements, MEC Speed Mashilo, two-day programme will feature keynote speakers sharing expertise on water-related topics, panel discussions with experts, and interactive sessions among stakeholders.
South Africa–China Trade Fair Signals a Bright Future for Bilateral Growth
The conference serves as a reminder that bold ideas and partnerships can turn challenges into stepping stones for growth. South Africa and China are not just trading partners—they are co-creators of a future defined by innovation, sustainability, and shared success.
South Africa Requests China to Postpone Naval Exercises Amid Busy November Schedule
This is to ensure that the exercises do not impact on the logistical, security and other arrangements associated with South Africa’s G20 Presidency.
China Shifts Strategy in Africa: Building Deeper Economic Ties Amid Global Trade Tensions
China’s growing role in Africa is more than opportunistic investment
Deepening Ties: China and South Africa Forge Ahead in 2025
In the first half of 2025, the relationship between China and South Africa saw significant […]
Gauteng to Celebrate Heritage Day with Cultural Showcase in Kagiso
In recent years, Heritage Day has also become associated with celebrating shared customs such as the South African love for braaing, leading to the popular nickname “Braai Day.”
Turning the Corner: South Africa’s Push to Bring Chinese EV Giants Onshore
With global markets shifting rapidly toward new energy vehicles (NEVs) and cheap imports eroding local competitiveness, government negotiators are in advanced talks with leading Chinese automakers—including BYD, Chery, and Great Wall Motor.
Nan Hua Performing Arts Group Inspires Young Women Through Culture and Creativity
This year marked another vibrant chapter for the group as the 2025 training program launched successfully.
Building the Future Together: FOCAC Blueprint Prioritizes Innovation and Youth in China-Africa Relations
The action plan, which serves as a blueprint for multilateral cooperation, confirms the continued support for several recurring flagship events.
Kenya Negotiates Railway Loan Conversion with China to Ease Debt
The proposed conversion could reduce the interest rate on the loans from 6.37% to approximately 3%, effectively halving the annual debt servicing costs.