A cargo ship loaded with 26,000 tons of Ukrainian corn left the country's largest port for the first time since Russia's invasion.

The milestone came after the United Nations and Turkey signed agreements with Russia and Ukraine on July 22 to re-open Ukraine's Black Sea ports and resume exports of grain, cooking oil and fertilizer.

The U.N. had pushed for a deal to address a growing global food shortage.

Afrika Tonight's host Khumbelo Munzhelele spoke to Brenthurst Foundation Director Greg Mills about the significance of Razoni's departure in ensuring global food security. 

A cargo ship loaded with 26,000 tons of Ukrainian corn left the country's largest port for the first time since Russia's invasion.
The milestone came after the United Nations and Turkey signed agreements with Russia and Ukraine on July 22 to re-open Ukraine's Black Sea ports and resume exports of grain, cooking oil and fertilizer.
The U.N. had pushed for a deal to address a growing global food shortage.
Afrika Tonight's host Khumbelo Munzhelele spoke to Brenthurst Foundation Director Greg Mills about the significance of Razoni's departure in ensuring global food security.

THE LEGACY OF MAMA AFRICA – ADV SIPHO MANTULA TALKS ABOUT THE LEGENDARY CAREER OF MIRRIAM MAKEBA

This year, The Miriam Makeba Foundation has urged people around the world to celebrate Dr Miriam Makeba known around the world as "Mama Africa".

To speak more about the importance of her legacy in modern day Africa Adv. Sipho Mantula of the University of SA (UNISA) speaks Makeba legacy on Afrika Tonight.

THE LEGACY OF MAMA AFRICA – ADV SIPHO MANTULA TALKS ABOUT THE LEGENDARY CAREER OF MIRRIAM MAKEBA This year, The Miriam Makeba Foundation has urged people around the world to celebrate Dr Miriam Makeba known around the world as "Mama Africa".
To speak more about the importance of her legacy in modern day Africa Adv. Sipho Mantula of the University of SA (UNISA) speaks Makeba legacy on Afrika Tonight.

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In a landmark development, 26,000 tons of Ukrainian corn left the country since Russian invasion

Bongani Miya is a powerhouse of purpose-driven leadership, combining his entrepreneurial spirit, philanthropic dedication, and faith-centered values to leave an indelible mark on society.

Starting his business journey at just 19, Bongani built a career defined by resilience and innovation.

In 2009, his passion for social impact led to the founding of Usindiso, a nonprofit organization uplifting underserved communities through education, empowerment, and essential resources.

As an author of The Man I Wanna Be, Bongani shares a deeply personal roadmap to becoming the best version of oneself, blending themes of faith, self-development, and perseverance.

This message aligns powerfully with the Movember movement, which champions men's health and well-being.

His insights on leadership, overcoming obstacles, and living with purpose offer timely inspiration for men striving to lead meaningful, balanced lives.

Bongani Miya is a powerhouse of purpose-driven leadership, combining his entrepreneurial spirit, philanthropic dedication, and faith-centered values to leave an indelible mark on society.
Starting his business journey at just 19, Bongani built a career defined by resilience and innovation.
In 2009, his passion for social impact led to the founding of Usindiso, a nonprofit organization uplifting underserved communities through education, empowerment, and essential resources.
As an author of The Man I Wanna Be, Bongani shares a deeply personal roadmap to becoming the best version of oneself, blending themes of faith, self-development, and perseverance.
This message aligns powerfully with the Movember movement, which champions men's health and well-being.
His insights on leadership, overcoming obstacles, and living with purpose offer timely inspiration for men striving to lead meaningful, balanced lives.

PROGRESSIVE AFRICAN: BONGANI MIYA: INSPIRING PURPOSE, LEADERSHIP, AND COMMUNITY ACTION

This week on Finance Wednesday, we spotlight a powerful trend reshaping the insurance landscape: more South Africans are securing life cover in U.S. dollars.

With the rand’s instability and growing global economic uncertainty, the demand for offshore policies is soaring.

Kashmeera Kanji, Head of Market Analytics and R&D at Discovery Life, joins us to break down why this shift is happening and what it means for South Africans looking to protect their financial future.

This week on Finance Wednesday, we spotlight a powerful trend reshaping the insurance landscape: more South Africans are securing life cover in U.S. dollars.
With the rand’s instability and growing global economic uncertainty, the demand for offshore policies is soaring.
Kashmeera Kanji, Head of Market Analytics and R&amp;D at Discovery Life, joins us to break down why this shift is happening and what it means for South Africans looking to protect their financial future.

FINANCE WEDNESDAY: WHY MORE SOUTH AFRICANS ARE TURNING TO U.S. DOLLAR LIFE INSURANCE

Good evening and welcome to Afrika Tonight, where we celebrate visionaries shaping Africa’s future.

Tonight, we shine a spotlight on our Progressive African, Tabi-Tabe, the dynamic CEO of Granville Energy, a company revolutionising the renewable energy landscape.

Under Tabi Tabe’s leadership, Granville Energy has become a trailblazer in driving local manufacturing of solar panels, inverters, and batteries, showcasing how South Africa can harness its potential to create jobs, fuel economic growth, and lead in sustainable innovation.

Good evening and welcome to Afrika Tonight, where we celebrate visionaries shaping Africa’s future.
Tonight, we shine a spotlight on our Progressive African, Tabi-Tabe, the dynamic CEO of Granville Energy, a company revolutionising the renewable energy landscape.
Under Tabi Tabe’s leadership, Granville Energy has become a trailblazer in driving local manufacturing of solar panels, inverters, and batteries, showcasing how South Africa can harness its potential to create jobs, fuel economic growth, and lead in sustainable innovation.

In a landmark development, 26,000 tons of Ukrainian corn left the country since Russian invasion

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