Productivity SA makes huge strides in driving job-creation
The Department of Labour’s Productivity SA has shared its vision on recent achievements to create jobs. The organisation, which was established in terms of section... Read more.
Potholes-related accident claims on the sharp increase
Potholes continue to wreak havoc for motorists as damages to tyres, rims and suspensions, as well as accidents increase. It is estimated that there are more than... Read more.
Black women-owned coal mining house on the ropes
A coal mining house, majority owned by black women, is on the ropes, with its creditors demanding that it be liquidated. Beryl Coal, which is run by former Standard... Read more.
Gauteng health ordered to pay Allmed Healthcare R51-million
A prominent healthcare agency, Allmed Healthcare Professionals, has hauled the Gauteng department of health to the Joburg High Court, demanding payment of R54-million... Read more.
When my kids and I get killed, blame it on Kofa – Thuso Motaung
Lesedi FM’s veteran radio personality Thuso Motaung has accused award-winning SABC sportscaster Thabo Kofa of plotting to kill him, his wife and their children.... Read more.
Chicken price spike spells gloom for Christmas
The country is facing the possibility of a chickenless festive season this year due to a perfect storm of supply shortages and rapid price hikes. Coupled with unfavourable... Read more.
Johnson & Johnson probed for overpricing TB drug
The Competition Commission has initiated investigations against giant American pharmaceutical company, Johnson & Johnson (J&J) and its Belgium based subsidiary,... Read more.
Gordhan won’t be bullied into decision on Mango Airlines
Minister of Public Enterprises Pravin Gordhan has refused to succumb to pressure to make a decision on the future of Mango Airlines. This followed a judgment by... Read more.
Transaction Capital shares crash as CEO is driven out
Before the shares of Transaction Capital plunged by over 20% on Tuesday, the company that owns WeBuyCars and SA Taxi, announced that its CEO David Hurwitz will step... Read more.
Airline sues Civil Aviation Authority for R170-million
Privately-owned airline operator CemAir and its director Miles van der Molen are suing the South African Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) for nearly R170 million... Read more.
