Author: Boitumelo Kgobotlo

Goodyear employees score big
News

Goodyear employees secure R100K, four weeks’ pay per served year

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) has asserted that the Goodyear South Africa (GYSA) Kariga manufacturing plant could have been saved, but... Read more.
Business

SA women turn to social media for investment tips unaware of risks involved

Satrix Investment has marked the rise of social media as a source of financial advice as both an opportunity and a risk for women looking to grow their wealth. René... Read more.
DA wants no-confidence motion, probe against Joburg mayor
Politics

DA alleges fraud against JRA, says Lilian Ngoyi street repair deadline won’t be met

The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Johannesburg has expressed concern that the Lilian Ngoyi street repair project will not meet deadline. This is despite Joburg Mayor... Read more.
News

‘E-hailing driver organisations chop and change leaders’

Gauteng MEC for Roads and Transport Kedibone Diale-Tlabela said the government needs to go back to the drawing board after e-hailing operators claimed not to know... Read more.
Politics

SANDF chief Rudzani Maphanya under fire over Iran remarks

The Defence and Military Veterans Ministry, led by Minister Angie Motshekga, has distanced itself from remarks by Chief of the South African National Defence Force... Read more.
Bolt slams attack on e-hailing drivers
News

Santaco distances itself from e-hailing attacks at Maponya Mall

The South African National Taxi Association (Santaco) has distanced itself from the e-hailing attacks at Maponya Mall, Soweto, on Wednesday night. The attacks resulted... Read more.
Bolt slams attack on e-hailing drivers
News

MK Party condemns attacks on e-hailing drivers, says taximen are greedy

Gauteng MEC for roads and transport Kedibone Diale-Tlabela and the MK Party have condemned the killing of an e-hailing driver at Maponya Mall, Soweto, on Wednesday.... Read more.
Global movement calls for female grant amid unemployment crisis
Politics

Infighting among major GNU partners blamed for rising unemployment

ActionSA and EFF have blamed the government of national unity (GNU) for the continued rise in the unemployment rate. Statistics South Africa (StatsSA) today released... Read more.