Key board member of a consortium that plans to buy 51% of SAA has resigned; many South Africans see no problem in committing first-party fraud; Dis-Chem loses billions after leaked moratorium on employing or promoting white people; and the government…
South Africa desperately needs engineers - but so does everyone else.
Load shedding was more intense in September than in 2020 in its entirety.
South Africans looking to be allowed to drive for work or play abroad can now go through a different administrative avenue.
South Africa's biggest brands have unveiled more great deals in the lead-up to Black Friday 2022.
More breakdowns mean higher stages of load shedding this week.
Concern over the preservation of transformative business practices has risen to the surface after recently published laws on preferential procurement for organs of state came under scrutiny by government and black businesses alike.
South Africa is spending millions of rands each year fighting a war it can't win unless the government dedicates more resources to it.
Telkom warns shareholders to expect a massive blow to earnings.
The presidency of South Africa says that a substantial amount of the billions pledged by western nations, to aid South Africa in transitioning to renewable energy, needs to be in the form of grants, not loans.
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