Another executive resigns at Transnet, citing job challenges
The exodus of resignations continues unabated at Transnet as another CEO, Siza Mzimela, resigned on Thursday. Mzimela’s resignation comes hot on the heels on... Read more.
IEC launches campaign to increase voter turnout
With only a few months to go, the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has concluded the revision of voting-district boundaries. The commission has created new... Read more.
Maia in green partnership with Nedbank
Maia Capital, a boutique impact investment firm, has announced a partnership with Nedbank Corporate and Investment Banking (CIB) to invest in Green Climate Ventures... Read more.
Capitec takes action to weed out fraud
Financial services group Capitec is clamping down on employees who engage in fraudulent actions, with the recent case being the blacklisting of its former service... Read more.
Major food retailers post profits but consumers continue to suffer
South African Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago and the bank’s monetary policy committee have elected to hold rates in a tight vote last Thursday to keep... Read more.
Dukwana thrilled to see Magashule out of the ANC
Free State premier and ANC chairperson Mxolisi Dukwana is elated to see his predecessor, Ace Magashule, leave the ANC, describing him as more dangerous inside the... Read more.
Mashatile outlines vision to empower youth initiatives
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has outlined the government’s vision to get involved in the role that young people play in business and the economy. He said... Read more.
SA’s border management a serious cause of concern
South Africa is faced with a huge challenge of keeping its borders intact to prevent the influx of illegal immigrants into the country. However, this has been a... Read more.
Tension between RAF, medical aid schemes finally boils over
Tensions between the Road Accident Fund (RAF) and the Council for Medical Schemes (CMS) have reached a boiling point as the mooted overhaul of South Africa’s road... Read more.
Inside government’s plans to rein in SA’s annual R61.5bn food wastage
The government is taking steps to arrest the scourge of millions of tons of food wastage each year, in a move that might see grocery retailers adapt their business... Read more.
