South Africa's latest round of stage 6 load shedding is devastating and is already being felt across the economy, says Business Leadership South Africa chief executive Busi Mavuso.
The economic situation in South Africa has made it immune from the effects of the Great Resignation encouraging international conglomerates to look aboard for talent.
It has been a week since the South African minister of health repealed regulations pertaining to, among other things, the wearing of face masks, notes legal firm Bowmans, South Africa.
As load shedding continues to affect businesses, forward-thinking tech companies are adapting and providing support to employees working from home.
The tax season for the 2022 tax year is here and it will be one of the shortest to date. The period to submit tax returns will be open from July 1, 2022, and close on October 24, 2022, for…
Business Unity SA (Busa) says that South Africa's move to stage 6 load shedding will have a significant impact on all parts of the economy, but is ultimately unsurprising given the continued deterioration of Eskom over the last decade.
Many people are looking for backup power solutions for their homes and businesses to see them through unpredictable and productivity-killing Eskom load shedding and are also fed up with the rocketing costs of electricity that Eskom cannot reliably or a...
New data from Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) shows that the total number of liquidations decreased by 1.6% in May 2022 compared with the same period a year ago.
African National Congress (ANC) national chairperson Gwede Mantashe has warned over the ruling party's potential loss of Gauteng in 2024, with the party's top figures concerned that the threat of losing the country's economic hub is real.
Employees worldwide were locked down at home for months at the beginning of the pandemic and when employers asked them to return to work, employees had become used to working from home, or working from anywhere.
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