Energy giant Sasol says that applications are currently open for its all-inclusive bursaries for the 2023 academic year.
Pick n Pay has migrated its IT infrastructure to Amazon Web Services (AWS), giving the group a huge boost to its online capacity and expanding its abilities to deliver in peak periods like Black Friday and the festive season.
The Department of Public Service and Administration says it is doing weekly checks to ensure that adverts for open positions in government include the requirement for a certificate of competence in administration.
Capitec is adjusting to new global workplace trends, including hybrid and remote work options - and a permanent shift away from the eight-to-five workday.
South Africa should overhaul its tax regime to fund economic-growth enhancing reforms and reduce inequality now that it’s reached the limits of budget adjustments that were aimed at reducing fiscal deficits and reining in debt, the OECD recommended.
Almost two and a half years since the Covid-19 pandemic took its first major leaps, it is safe to say that the world’s way of working has been altered, potentially forever, noted financial services firm PwC.
GTC Healthcare Consulting warns that deferred medical scheme contribution increases in South Africa are likely to be followed by above-inflation hikes in January 2023.
A senior economist at Efficient Wealth says that more regulation is needed in the cryptocurrency space to protect consumers against scams and fraudulent activity that has been on the rise over the past few years.
Addressing crowds at the end of a national strike, the minister of the presidency revealed that government does not intend to unbundle Eskom.
The latest Household Affordability Index by the Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice & Dignity group (PMBEJD) shows a continued rise in food items in August in South Africa - meaning less money in the pockets for consumers.