Fashion retailer, the Cotton On Group has joined several other leading name brands in South Africa by moving its headquarters and central distribution centre to Waterfall.
South Africa is quietly building a new 'gas bridge' to Mozambique; Moody's has sent a warning to South Africa's failing municipalities; All eyes are on South Africa's latest inflation numbers on Wednesday; and Eskom says load shedding will continue for...
Vodacom KwaZulu-Natal will spend over R1 billion into the mobile network this year, to improve regional coverage reach, capacity and network resilience, and accelerate access to connectivity throughout the province, particularly in deep rural areas and...
A lot of attention has been paid in the media recently to the position adopted by trade union federation Cosatu in relation to employers who have adopted a mandatory vaccination policy, but it doesn't mean they are going away in…
While the travel industry has almost made a full recovery with travel numbers nearing pre-pandemic figures, staff shortages are severely impacting service delivery across the industry in Europe and the United States. And South Africa is not immune to t...
Home Affairs minister Aaron Motsoaledi says that his department is clamping down on corruption, and is arresting people on "a weekly basis" for flouting the country's laws.
South Africa’s labour minister said he’ll oppose any move to privatise the beleaguered power utility Eskom, as it struggles to generate power, avoid outages and repay R396 billion of debt.
The modern workplace has gone through significant changes with businesses being required to adapt to new ways of working. Many employers have revisited their operating models and have since adopted remote or hybrid working arrangements, depending on th...
What was once considered “after-hours” is now becoming regular hours for more businesses, with many global cities actively working to grow and manage their evening economies.
Eskom is bringing in ex-employees to fix its problems; Government wants an official emergency declared for the power utility; The opposition DA wants parliament to restart early; and South Africa's taxpayers face hitches.