The Department of Justice and Correctional Services says that it is drafting new laws to enable credit bureaus and other credit groups to blacklist South Africans who have defaulted on their maintenance payments.
New bills have reached parliament, including legislation which focuses on financial crime, divorce and substances.
Retail giant Walmart this week announced that it wants to buy the remaining shares in Massmart for R62 a share, having initially acquired a 51% stake in the South African business in 2010 at R148 per share - R16.5 billion.
Auditor General makes shock findings on KZN relief funds; SARS rejects state capture findings as 'hearsay'; the CMS has failed to find alternatives for Health Squared members; and the DA's shaky position in the City of Joburg looks like it…
Woolworths Holdings is preparing to battle the impact of soaring inflation in both its key markets, after increased sales and a growing cash pile allowed the South African retailer to raise the annual dividend higher than expected.
South Africa’s energy minister dismissed the notion that renewable electricity can bring an end to years of rolling blackouts, pointing to Europe’s pivot back to the use of fossil fuels as evidence of the constraints of using green energy.
BusinessTech looked at how much it costs to fly one way between some of South Africa’s major metros across three different airlines, namely: FlySafair, Airlink and South African Airways (SAA).
Statistics South Africa has published its updated national poverty lines for 2022.
The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment alongside other government agencies have listed three new cultural sites for the UNESCO World Heritage Site accreditation.
Low-cost carriers FlySafair and Airlink are adding new routes in South Africa.
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