Tseletsele video was a trap to silence him
Supporters of embattled Xolani Tseletsele, the suspended mayor of Kopanong local municipality in the Free State, claim the video in which he was recorded insulting... Read more.
AI poised to become as transformative as the industrial revolution
New opportunities for job creation are evolving with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), which is set to become a new growth area that will overturn existing... Read more.
Emfuleni spends R500m on non-existent service delivery
Emfuleni municipality is once again in the news for wrong reasons after it was revealed that it has spent half a billion rands paying overtime to workers charged... Read more.
Pressure builds on banks accused of rand fixing
Pressure is building on the banks accused of rigging the rand to come clean after British multinational lender, Standard Chartered Bank, took responsibility and... Read more.
MTN and Rain enter the ring in mooted Vodacom-BVI merger
The Competition Tribunal has given telecommunications giant MTN and Rain permission to intervene in the pending merger hearing involving Vodacom and Business Venture... Read more.
Woolworths withdraws Israeli product due to threats
Woolworths, one of the country’s leading retailers, on Friday refuted claims it was pro-Palestine, but affirmed it took no sides regarding the raging warfare... Read more.
Panyaza drives quest to change liquor trade
The Gauteng government under the leadership of Premier Panyaza Lesufi is in the process of digitising liquor licence application system. The department of economic... Read more.
De Lille enters into collaboration with global tech giant Google
Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille has signed an agreement with global tech giant Google aimed at promoting South Africa as a prime tourist destination. The partnership,... Read more.
State accused of taking shortage of eggs lightly
Poultry expert and the managing director of Hume International, Fred Hume has accused local egg producers of downplaying the critical egg shortage in South Africa.... Read more.
Emlink fears ex-employees will steal its clients
The Johannesburg High Court has interdicted former employees of the freight transport company Emlink from stealing its clients as per their signed restraint of trade... Read more.
