South Africa is home to five dollar billionaires - but there are many wealthy individuals who have their roots in South Africa but no longer call the country home - at least, not exclusively.
With South Africa witnessing a rapid growth in private sector investments in the form of Independent Power Projects, the continent must ensure that it becomes an active participant in these projects, says minister of Mineral Resources and Energy Gwede ...
The smaller of the two main labor unions at South Africa’s state-owned port and rail operator vowed to continue a strike over wages that are curbing key exports.
South Africa, the world’s 13th biggest source of climate-warming greenhouse gases, will unveil details on how it plans to cut emissions next month at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Egypt, Environment Minister Barbara Creecy said.
The latest NielsenIQ State of the Retail Nation report shows that shoppers in South Africa are not venturing out to retailers as much as they did before - but they are still spending more and appear to be shrugging off…
Power utility Eskom has announced changes to the load shedding schedule for the week.
The Dis-Chem board has responded to the backlash following a letter from Dis-Chem CEO Ivan Saltzman, which prohibits the appointment and promotion of white people.
Pick n Pay on Tuesday published its financial results for the six months ended 28 August 2022, delivering strong growth in its first trading period under its new Ekuseni strategic plan, launched in May 2022.
Following wide consultation, National Treasury and SARS have made some changes and clarifications to the original proposals on introducing a “two pot” retirement system, writes Joon Chong, partner at legal specialist, Webber Wentzel.
The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy says that it is currently reviewing aspects of the petrol price in South Africa as part of its measures to cushion motorists from the blow of high prices.
© 2022, Instive. All rights reserved
