The Gauteng provincial government has launched its new PotholeFixGP App which allows road users to report poor road conditions and other road maintenance issues that require attention.
2023 will mark two decades since the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) Act was passed, but it's clear more work still needs to be done, says president Cyril Ramaphosa.
South Africa seems to have passed the peak of the fifth wave of Covid-19 infections, with data showing that infections were far more muted than previous waves, say economists at the Bureau for Economic Research (BER).
EFF leader Julius Malema has announced plans to introduce the Relocation of Parliament Bill in the coming weeks, which would see the relocation of the seat of parliament from Cape Town to Pretoria.
The government is set to announce further interventions on the petrol price as the country faces a potential record hike of R4 per litre on Wednesday.
Government set to intervene on record petrol price increases; Brace for a R4/litre hike from this week; Government wants to give free land to flood victims; and Eskom's load shedding problems can be fixed in just three places.
Oil climbed at the week’s open as China eased anti-virus lockdowns and the EU worked on a plan to ban imports of Russian crude.
Research conducted by academics has shown that consumers are poor at judging the nutritional value of the food they eat - a major problem as many people lead busy lives and turn to the convenience of fast food.
The World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos this week covers a wide range of topics including the Ukraine war, climate change and new technologies. But one issue which is seemingly drawing more debate than others is hybrid working and…
The questions you might be asked at a backyard braai are not the same questions you should be asked in a job interview — no matter how innocent they seem, says job recruitment website Glassdoor.
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