Last week, the General Authority for the Care of the Two Holy Mosques earned the Bronze Award, recognising its excellent services to pilgrims.

In light of the rising costs of utility and living in Durban, the Transnet National Ports Authority has recently agreed to a R1.4 billion project that intends to inject long-term job opportunities, as well as ongoing construction plans at the Port of Durban.

This week, the Department of Basic Education (DBE) has welcomed the decision by the High Court to publish matric results in newspapers, as was the nation’s regular practice.

This week, the Eastern Cape MEC for Agriculture, Nonceba Kontsiwe, distributed a slab roller, two walking tractors, 30 industrial sewing machines, and a pottery wheel to the Zwelitsha Village, Matatiele.

In the first week of December 2025, the UUCSA formally welcomed the South African Muslim Council (SAMC) as their 12th fully-fledged member of the Ulama body.

With a value of R3.4 billion, South Africa has secured it’s largest-ever freight train investment, increasing its rail capacity to serve local industries.

This year, South Africa recorded over 7.6 million international tourists within the first nine months of 2025, marking this festive season one the country’s strongest for the tourism sector. This is an increase of more than one million compared to 2023.

Following the heavy monsoon rains and cyclones that have affected several parts of Asia this week, in Indonesia alone, 3.2 million people have suffered displacement and damages, leaving 2,600 injured. On Tuesday, the death toll on Indonesia’s Sumatra Island was 708, with over 500 missing.

On Tuesday this week, Chile approved a law that will ban the use of non-emergency phone usage by students in school.

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