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Neimeth International Pharmaceuticals reported a 62 percent jump in third-quarter sales, reaching N5.01 billion for the period ending September 30, 2025, compared with N3.09 billion a year earlier. Gross profit climbed 71 percent to N2.49 billion, while operating income rose 120 percent to N1.66...

African start-ups secured more than $442 million in funding during October 2025, marking the second-strongest month of the year and the highest for equity deals. Companies raised $334 million in equity, led by Spiro’s record $100 million e-mobility investment and Moniepoint’s $90 million top-up...

Rite Foods Limited reaffirmed its dedication to ethical conduct during Corporate Compliance and Ethics Week, an annual event that highlights integrity as a core business value. Through a series of internal workshops, awareness campaigns and vendor outreach sessions, the food and beverage...

The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators Nigeria Branch has secured T2 as the exclusive technology partner for its Annual Conference and Gala Night slated for November 12 through 14 at The Jewel Aieda in Lekki, Lagos. The partnership follows the institute’s selection of a theme that links...

Adewale Adeniyi reaffirmed the Nigeria Customs Service's commitment to working with the African Continental Free Trade Area Secretariat to boost intra-African trade and improve the reliability of trade data. During a visit to the Secretariat in Accra, the Customs chief secured endorsement for...

Transnational Corporation of Nigeria reported a strong third quarter with revenue rising 39 percent to ₦413.4 billion. Executives attributed the performance to new state-level regulations under the Electricity Act of 2023, which opened local power markets and drew fresh investment. Improvements...

Cocoa growers working within the Idanre and Akure forest reserves have formally challenged a state proposal that would charge two hundred fifty thousand naira per hectare for mapping and agroforestry permits. Their petition argues that the levy far exceeds existing fees and threatens to drive...

Negotiations between FlySafair and the Cabin Crew Association continue after the carrier locked out 65 percent of its 800 flight attendants. The union accepted the airline’s proposal for a 5.7 percent salary boost and additional monthly allowances earlier this week, but identified a clause that...

On November 5, the uMkhonto weSizwe Party placed its deputy president and parliamentary leader, Dr John Hlophe, on precautionary suspension after he enacted leadership changes without collective consent. The party’s presidency office declared his decision to remove Chief Whip Collen Makhubele...

At the University of Pretoria’s Faculty of Health Sciences, delegates from the African Union and European Union met on November 5, 2025, for a high-level steering session renewing a 25-year health partnership. About 30 representatives from 15 nations, four regional bodies and 11 continental...

At a forum in Kempton Park, representatives from African and Chinese sectors gathered to commemorate a quarter century of collaboration. Hosted by the Public Service and Administration Department alongside the Global South Dialogue, the daylong meeting under Minister Inkosi Mzamo Buthelezi...

South Africa’s law enforcement credibility faced intense scrutiny after it emerged that a man with a lengthy criminal history had advised senior police officers. Stuart James Sharrick, whose convictions span theft and carjacking among other offenses, reportedly offered legal guidance and lent a...

The minister of sport, arts and culture confirmed that funding has been allocated to introduce Video Assistant Referee technology in the national football league, with an initial grant of R20 million from the treasury in the current budget cycle. He also announced plans to reward top national...

The Western Cape Department of Agriculture has quarantined a cattle farm near Gouda after potential foot-and-mouth disease signs were observed in animals recently relocated out of the Free State region. Reports filed on November 1 led officials to note lesions inside animal mouths and order an...

Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi declared the province ready to host the G20 Leaders Summit in Johannesburg on November 22 and 23, 2025. Speaking on November 4, he confirmed permanent infrastructure upgrades, including road repairs, streetlight restoration, and public space improvements, would...

Gauteng education officials warned parents about fraudsters demanding payments for school placements ahead of the 2026 academic year. Department representatives specifically identified an individual using the name Godfrey who falsely claims authority to secure spots in public schools. Over...

President Cyril Ramaphosa accepted a landmark report on global inequality during a November 4 ceremony at Tuynhuys in Cape Town. The document, prepared by a G20 expert committee led by Nobel economist Joseph Stiglitz, offers policy solutions to reduce wealth gaps ahead of South Africa's G20...

Gauteng Roads and Transport Minister Kedibone Diale-Tlabela announced intensified repairs to traffic signals and critical roadways to improve safety and reduce commute times. Maintenance teams are addressing vandalism damage at key locations, including Ekurhuleni's M43 Atlas Road corridor and...

South African police arrested a 64-year-old former acting chief executive of the South African Football Association on November 5, 2025. The suspect surrendered to the Hawks unit, facing fraud charges related to falsifying dates on unauthorized service agreements. This development expands an...

Vodacom resolved its 19-year legal dispute with Nkosana Makate over the Please Call Me service through a confidential agreement approved by company directors on November 4, 2025. The telecommunications firm confirmed the settlement was recorded in its interim financial statements ending...