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Joburg to hosts major international physics conference in 2027
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Johannesburg is set to host a major international physics conference in 2027, cementing its position as a hub for global scientific collaboration.
The city has been chosen to host the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics General Assembly and the Working Group 21 International Conference on Physics, themed "Physics for Regenerative Development".
The conference is expected to attract over 375 delegates from around the world and will focus on topics such as sustainable development, climate resilience, and technological innovation.
Johannesburg Tourism Company chairperson, Nandipha Zonela, welcomed the announcement, praising the city's knowledge economy, commitment to sustainability, and ability to deliver world-class events.
The city has been chosen to host the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics General Assembly and the Working Group 21 International Conference on Physics, themed "Physics for Regenerative Development".
The conference is expected to attract over 375 delegates from around the world and will focus on topics such as sustainable development, climate resilience, and technological innovation.
Johannesburg Tourism Company chairperson, Nandipha Zonela, welcomed the announcement, praising the city's knowledge economy, commitment to sustainability, and ability to deliver world-class events.
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Mankweng Human Milk Bank recognized for lifesaving support of premature babies
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The Mankweng Human Milk Bank in Limpopo was recognized at the 2025 G20 Summit for its lifesaving support of premature babies.
Each year, over 4-thousand infants benefit from donor breastmilk, safely pasteurised through South Africa’s locally developed system.
Donor milk helps prevent infections, supports development and aids breastfeeding.
SABR’s African-led model ensures no baby is denied this vital care, showcasing how innovation and maternal support can give preterm infants a strong start.
Each year, over 4-thousand infants benefit from donor breastmilk, safely pasteurised through South Africa’s locally developed system.
Donor milk helps prevent infections, supports development and aids breastfeeding.
SABR’s African-led model ensures no baby is denied this vital care, showcasing how innovation and maternal support can give preterm infants a strong start.
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Anthony Albanese, says the G20 gathering important
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Australian prime minister, Anthony Albanese, says the G20 Leaders’ Summit is an important gathering, bringing together the countries that drive the world’s economies.
He arrived in South Africa yesterday ahead of the summit in Johannesburg this weekend. Albanese is the first Australian prime minister to visit the country since 2013.
He says at a time of global uncertainty, Australia needs to be working with its international partners to tackle the shared challenges and opportunities ahead:
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He arrived in South Africa yesterday ahead of the summit in Johannesburg this weekend. Albanese is the first Australian prime minister to visit the country since 2013.
He says at a time of global uncertainty, Australia needs to be working with its international partners to tackle the shared challenges and opportunities ahead:
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The Rand is trading at 17.22 to the US Dollar, 22.51 to the British Pound, and 19.85 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 4,073.73 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at Error per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 83,164.00.
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