Tshwane deputy mayor pays back money she ‘chowed’ 3 years ago
The newly elected Tshwane deputy mayor, Dr Nasiphi Moya, has paid back to the government the money she spent following a cancelled work trip in 2020. Moya said she... Read more.
Nxesi wants more black execs in banks and mines
Minister of Employment and Labour Thulas Nxesi has set a target for mining firms to have 50% of their top brass being people of colour in the next five years, as... Read more.
Redefine gets nod for Mall of the South deal
Redefine Properties, a landlord listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) with a property portfolio valued at about R97-billion, is close to acquiring the... Read more.
Lack of robust dispute resolution process a threat to franchise industry
The prosperous franchise sector in South Africa, which accounts for about 15% of the nation’s GDP yearly, is undergoing turmoil akin to the nation’s contentious... Read more.
IFP rifts spill over into municipality
The raging factional battle between IFP leader Velenkosini Hlabisa and the party’s KwaZulu-Natal provincial Thami Ntuli has spilled over into the Abaqulusi municipality... Read more.
Rand Water CEO shaken after escaping assassination by a whisker
Rand Water CEO Sipho Mosai and the bulk water utility’s chairperson, Ramateu Monyokolo, escaped death by a whisker last week. Because they were running late... Read more.
Hawks nab 14 suspects for driver’s license corruption
The driver’s licence corruption is continuing to rear its head. On Monday, the members of the Hawks in Free State arrested 14 people for their alleged involvement... Read more.
Watchdog says Brenntag merger must include disadvantaged people
This week, the Competition Commission demanded that the massive Dutch chemicals company Brenntag Group grant historically disadvantaged people (HDPs) more influence... Read more.
New details on how BEE scammers dodged jail
Fresh details of how BEE fraud-accused directors of a Joburg engineering firm were saved from spending Christmas behind bars, have emerged this week, raising more... Read more.
Collapse of steel industry imminent, warns Seifsa
The imminent collapse of South Africa’s steel industry poses a threat to thousands of employment, according to a warning from the Steel and Engineering Industries... Read more.
