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SAA group CEO John Lamola resigns amid questions over profitability
South African Airways (SAA) has been thrust back into a leadership vacuum after John Lamola resigned as group chief executive, the airline confirmed on...
South African rand slips in early trade; US-Iran talks in focus
The rand traded at 16.42 against the dollar, about 0.1% weaker than its previous close.
Despite the modest fall, the risk-sensitive currency was set to...
Huawei bets on AI-ready infrastructure to power SA’s digital future
Tech giant Huawei has unveiled a new suite of artificial intelligence (AI)-ready data infrastructure solutions aimed at helping South African businesses unlock value from...
Oil price drop sparks fuel relief hopes for SA motorists
South African motorists could soon see relief at the pumps after global oil prices dropped sharply in response to a temporary ceasefire in the...
Police Easter operations shut down over 500 drinking spots
The nationwide Easter police operations have led to over 500 liquor establishment being shut down due to non-compliance with the Liquor Act.
Police spokesperson Athlenda...
Cell C, GirlCode partner to tackle youth unemployment
Cell C and non-profit organisation GirlCode have partnered in effort to tackle high youth unemployment rates in South Africa.
The partnership aims to train and...
A world on edge and SA is feeling the pressure, but...
There are moments when global events stop being distant headlines and begin shaping everyday life. South Africans are living through one of those moments...
New SARS boss Makhubu urged to strike shadow economy harder
New South African Revenue Service (SARS) commissioner-designate, Ngobani Johnstone Makhubu has been urged to tighten screws on traders operating in the illicit economy and...
SA life insurers’ assets surpass R5-trillion
The Association for Savings and Investment South Africa’s (Asisa) long-term insurance statistics show that the industry has crossed a major financial milestone with assets...
Fuel price relief will only be temporary, economists warn
Motorists could continue feeling pain at the pumps for longer despite intervention by the government to slash the fuel levy and cushion consumers from...
