Power utility Eskom says that load shedding will remain at stage 4 until further notice as it struggles to preserve diesel for its Open Cycle Gas Turbines.
A survey conducted by online market research group InfoQuest shows that one in five working South Africans is either actively making inquiries about leaving the country or are already on their way out the door.
Financial services firm Fedgroup says those investing in its Impact Farming program can now also tap into the CBD market by investing in the emerging hemp market.
Eskom has announced that stage 3 and stage 4 load shedding will continue to be implemented until Saturday.
The country has been struggling with a water crisis - many provinces and metros have been embroiled in water shortages over the years, including the Western and Eastern Capes.
Medical health insurance group, Bonitas, has announced that it will freeze contribution prices for the first three months of 2023, deferring its price increases to April next year.
Take-home pay recovered marginally in August, as salaries data continue to suggest some more job creation, according to the latest BankservAfrica Take-home Pay Index, out Wednesday (28 September). The impact from the rising inflation should start to mo...
Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyters has outlined what South Africa needs to overcome the current energy crisis, saying that the country will need to spend close to R1.2 trillion by 2030 to ensure it has enough generation, transmission and distribution…
Tensions remain high in the lead-up to the ANC’s elective conference, set to take place in December.
As the economic and financial environment toughens, electricity supply promises to be an important driver of regional competitive advantage as business and individuals search for locations where services are reliable.
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