Black female entrepreneur sues Rupert’s firm for R29m
A black female-owned company is suing the country’s wealthiest man, Johann Rupert’s firm for R29-million over an abrupt termination of a business contract. Zandile... Read more.
Major court blow for MK parliamentary leader Dr John Hlophe
MK Party deputy president and parliamentary leader Dr John Hlophe has been interdicted from taking up a seat on the Judicial Service Commission. The Democratic Alliance... Read more.
Landlord kicks out black-owned pharmacy for Clicks
A black-owned pharmacy has been served with an eviction notice from a suburban shopping complex to make way for retail giant Clicks. Entrepreneur Sello Motubatse... Read more.
‘SA must spend on infrastructure to grow economy’
The standard of living in South Africa will continue to be on a downward spiral over the next three years. This warning was issued by the International Monetary... Read more.
SCA reprieve for axed Sita board in fight for control
The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has shot down former minister of communications and digital technologies Mondli Gungubele’s attempt to challenge a court order ... Read more.
Two-pot retirement system hailed but economist warns dangers lurk
Workers are elated as they are on the verge of getting access to a portion of their retirement funds. Their joy comes as the two-pot retirement system will come... Read more.
Transnet’s woes hurting SA economy
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s office has warned that embattled state-owned entity Transnet’s continued underperformance is having devastating effects on the economy. ... Read more.
Post Office staff to lose out on 88% of their pension payouts
South African Post Office (Sapo) workers stand to forgo R1.3-billion of their hard-earned retirement funds. The Post Office Retirement Fund made this announcement... Read more.
‘SA’s prosperity prospects linked to GNU’s success’
Big business has weighed in on the newly formed government of national unity (GNU), saying that it will increase business confidence and chances for SA to rake in... Read more.
Ford can afford to pay workers bonuses – Vavi
The strike over bonuses at Ford SA strongly indicates that greedy company bosses are hell-bent on rewarding themselves while sidelining workers. These were the... Read more.
