International companies, like Amazon and Panasonic, are increasingly choosing to set up headquarters in South Africa as part of their global expansion. With more foreign businesses moving in every year, skilled people have become one of the country’s m...
South Africa’s minister in charge of embattled state-owned companies gave an impassioned defense of the sale of a majority stake in the national carrier for about $3 (R51) - a deal that’s subject to a lawsuit from one of the…
Police minister Bheki Cele has published draft regulations around training in South Africa's private security industry, including minimum standards that need to be followed.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has officially declared the salaries and allowances of traditional leaders and members of traditional houses.
The Minerals Council of South Africa shows the effects that rolling blackouts has had on one of South Africa's largest users and employers.
The South African Reserve Bank is set to introduce new regulations around trading cryptocurrency in the country in the next 12-18 months, says deputy governor Kuben Naidoo.
Government workers want a big wage increase or will down tools; More corruption uncovered at Eskom under Koko; Mandatory vaccination policies targeted; and South Africa is set to get its first cryptocurrency regulation.
Alphabet Inc’s Google is planning to slow hiring for the rest of the year, in line with other tech giants who have either made similar decisions or announced job cuts.
South Africa’s labour minister said he’ll oppose any move to privatize the beleaguered power utility Eskom Holdings, as it struggles to generate power, avoid outages and repay $23 billion of debt.
South Africa’s labour minister said he’ll oppose any move to privatize the beleaguered power utility Eskom Holdings, as it struggles to generate power, avoid outages and repay $23 billion of debt.
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