As hundreds of thousands of matric students consider their study and career options for next year, many won’t have the option of going to university for three years to earn a degree. The good news is that some of the…
Welcome to the Exponential Age, where progress and change are inevitable. Quinton Pascoe, headmaster at Reddam House Waterfall talks through changes teachers and parents can expect from schools in South Africa.
The sudden mass exodus of workers from the workplace during the Covid pandemic has accelerated the development and uptake of technologies that make a vast number of employees capable of remote work, and being productive.
Oil giant Shell, Impact Africa, and energy minister Gwede Mantashe have on Thursday (22 September) applied for leave to appeal a court ruling that had blocked a seismic survey off the Wild Coast.
Although consumers can expect some relief at the petrol stations, the South African economy will take much longer to recover, warns Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr.
Jim Rogers, the Chairman of Beeland Interests, discusses the global economy’s future.
Due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, governments imposed restrictions on individual travel. This resulted in many companies changing their work model to accommodate employees working from home.
In an event highlighting the economic impact of the local beer sector, the South African Breweries (SAB) calls for more certainty in tax policy ahead of the Medium Term-Budget Policy Statement -which is set to be tabled before Parliament on…
A recent Labour Court case has dispelled misconceptions around resignation in South Africa, specifically when an employee wishes to withdraw their notice.
The South African Reserve Bank will keep its foot firmly on the pedal, with broad price pressures prompting a 75bp interest rate hike and a hawkish statement next week, 22 September, according to Jeff Schultz, senior economist at BNP Paribas…
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