South Africa rejects Musk claim

South Africa rejects Musk claim Starlink can't operate there because he's not Black
Did South Africa Ban Starlink Because Elon Musk Isn't Black? What We Know
Elon Musk said his company Starlink is not allowed to operate in South Africa because he is white in a social media post on Friday. Newsweek reached out to South Africa's Department of Trade, Industry and Competition for comment via email.
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South Africa Prepares Trade Deal Meant to Ease Tensions With Trump
Lawmakers were warned that the United States is planning more punitive actions against the country. Officials hope a new trade deal will help repair the icy relations.

Athol Fugard, South Africa

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South Africa's taboo-breaking playwright Athol Fugard
Athol Fugard, playwright and actor whose work shone an unflinching light on apartheid South Africa
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South African playwright and theatre legend Athol Fugard dies aged 92
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Microsoft to invest $300 million more in South Africa's AI infrastructure
Microsoft will invest an additional 5.4 billion rand ($296.81 million) by the end of 2027 to expand its cloud and artificial intelligence infrastructure in South Africa to meet the growing demand for the company's Azure services in the region.
A South African play about Winnie Madikizela-Mandela explores Black women's long wait for absent men
A new play about anti-apartheid icon Winnie Madikizela-Mandela seeks to highlight the struggles of Black women in South Africa who had to wait years for their husbands' return from exile, prison or faraway work during decades of white minority rule.
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Microsoft to invest $300m in cloud and AI infrastructure in South Africa
Microsoft has committed to investing ZAR 5.4 billion ($298.6m) in cloud and AI infrastructure in South Africa by 2027. This builds on the ZAR 20.4 billion ($1.13bn) Microsoft has already invested in infrastructure in South Africa over the past three years to establish data centers in Johannesburg and Cape Town.
To Grow Africa’s AI Economy, Microsoft Invests $300 Million In Datacenters
Microsoft will invest $290 million over the next two years in South Africa on AI and cloud infrastructure, and will train 1 million youngsters.