‘AI will replace men taking parental leave’
A prominent economist has slammed the Constitutional Court judgment that allows men four months of parental leave after their spouse has given birth. Mandla Maleka... Read more.
Necsa wants SA to play bigger role in world nuclear business
The Nuclear Energy Corporation of South Africa is exploring ways to make the country play a more meaningful role in the international nuclear energy value chain.... Read more.
Russia’s nuclear firm eyes SA private sector, municipalities
Russian state atomic energy corporation Rosatom has revealed that it has expanded its target market to include the private sector for its nuclear electricity programme.... Read more.
ANC deployees at Sarb, Treasury ‘do as they please’
The debate over how the South African Reserve Bank (Sarb) is managing the monetary policy has once again come under the spotlight as it meets for the interest rate... Read more.
Rescuers rake in millions as minister fails to appoint Post Office board
The Department of Communications and Digital Technologies has not appointed the South African Post Office (Sapo) board of directors despite having advertised non-executive... Read more.
US tariffs causing modest damage to growth – Lesetja Kganyago
South African Reserve Bank (SARB) governor Lesetja Kganyago has allayed fears regarding the negative consequences of US President Donald Trump’s 30% reciprocal... Read more.
‘Reserve Bank boss Lesetja Kganyago way out of line’
Economists have lashed out at South African Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago, saying he was out of line and jumped the gun following his comments on the inflation... Read more.
Eskom must consider nuclear – portfolio committee tells SOE
The question of whether South Africa should build its second nuclear power station has resurfaced, with members of parliament urging Eskom to prioritise this highly... Read more.
Illegal financial institutions mushrooming in the country
South Africa is experiencing a proliferation of illegal financial institutions, which have attracted the attention of authorities. The South African Reserve Bank’s... Read more.
‘Chinese classify themselves as SA firms to score construction tenders’
The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) has raised concerns that Chinese constructors classified themselves as South African companies when competing for lucrative... Read more.
