The French Trade Advisors said that the slow pace of visa approvals for foreign experts and CEOs might lead to multinational corporations investing elsewhere.
No work, no pay for government workers going on strike today; Economists say latest employment numbers are nothing to celebrate; R350 Covid grants come with some new Tc and Cs; and Tshwane responds to Eskom's threat to disconnect it.
The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI/Hawks) is currently probing at least 22,477 cases with a combined monetary value of about R1.5 trillion.
Stats SA has published its Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS) for the second quarter of the year, showing that the country's unemployment rate decreased for the second consecutive quarter.
The City of Tshwane will be engaging in a public participation process about a new R800 million plan to revitalise the Centurion CBD.
Unions moving ahead with a nationwide strike tomorrow; investigation uncovers dodgy dealings that appear to be robbing poor schools of funding; Standard Bank CEO says SA is unlikely to dodge the global greylist; and Zuma is fighting to keep his…
Writing in his weekly open letter to the public, President Cyril Ramaphosa said businesses must take advantage of the Employment Tax Incentive to hire more young people and create learnerships.
Ramaphosa says ANC deployment practices are fine; Eskom shuts down services in parts of the country due to threats against its workers; Defence department denies R2.6 million presidential flight costs; and South Africans turn to apps to help them get…
More South Africans are leaving for one of three major hotspot countries and there is no sign of the trend slowing.
The South African Police Service (SAPS) has published the latest crime stats for the first quarter of 2022/23 - representing crime data for April to June 2022.
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