Author: Mpho Sibanyoni

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'Disgusted' union to meet minister as Post Office cuts staff
News

‘Disgusted’ union to meet minister as Post Office cuts staff

Workers at the cash-strapped South African Post Office are up in arms after the state-owned enterprise delivered retrenchment letters to about 5,000 workers. The... Read more.
Busa president wants business to play a bigger role to boost growth
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Busa president wants business to play a bigger role to boost growth

The newly appointed Business Unity South Africa (Busa) president Mxolisi Mgojo wants to see the private sector play a significant role in growing the South African... Read more.
BBC stance on coalitions
Business

State needs to be more bold in creating black industrialists – BBC

The Black Business Council (BBC) has bemoaned that there were hurdles that prevented black industrialists across the country from thriving. The organisation also... Read more.
Kumba cracks down on corruption 
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Kumba cracks down on corruption 

AngloAmerican-owned Kumba Iron Ore has been rocked by allegations of corruption, which have led to the suspension of six managers at its Sishen Mine in the Northern... Read more.
Business

Heineken enters mass market with new green bottle

Premium beer producer Heineken’s R2.3-billion investment in its Sedibeng plant, south of Johannesburg, will see the company for the first time tapping into the... Read more.
The Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union-linked (Amcu) Labour Party of South Africa has initiated a legal battle to force the
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Ex-mineworkers receive over R76m of their unclaimed benefits

The North West Deputy Minister of Health, Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo, has praised the provincial government for its dedication to tracing and tracking ex-mineworkers... Read more.
Vodacom Please Call Me
Business

Last call for Vodacom Please Call Me fight

SA’s largest mobile network operator, Vodacom, has filed a Constitutional Court application in a last-ditch attempt to overturn a devastating court ruling... Read more.
Classrooms shut down
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Classes shut down after Limpopo school flunked health, safety test

Classes at a Limpopo school have been suspended after the educational institution failed to comply with a raft of health and safety regulations. The Department of... Read more.
Eskom corruption
Business

R1-trillion infrastructure budget must drive industrialisation

As the three-year public infrastructure development budget edges closer to R1-trillion, there are concerns on whether the fiscus will be able to afford the total... Read more.