JOHANNESBURG – President Cyril Ramaphosa has once again defended government’s decision to enforce the lockdown to try and curb the increase … Read more: Ramaphosa defends enforcing lockdown to curb COVID-19 infections
JOHANNESBURG – The State Capture Commission said that the deaths of former Auditor-General Kimi Makwetu and Minister in the Presidency … Read more: State capture commission laments deaths of key witnesses Makwetu, Mthembu
JOHANNESBURG – Health Minister Zweli Mkhize has assured South Africans that the country has the infrastructure for the first one million vaccines … Read more: Mkhize gives assurances that SA has infrastructure to handle COVID-19 vaccines
Johannesburg-based money manager Anchor Capital is another of those forecasting a strong year for South African stocks, estimating on January 22 … Read more: US investment banks see further upside to SA stocks
While many still view Johannesburg and Gauteng as prime business locations, there’s no question that the tables have turned. These days, for many … Read more: Cape Town set to take centre stage for e-commerce digital marketing in 2021
JOHANNESBURG – The mining industry said it can carry out between 60,000 and 80,000 vaccines per day. It said it’s working on getting facilities … Read more: Mining industry working on ways to assist with vaccination
JOHANNESBURG – The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) has eased fears that it could be terminating its popular primetime shows, … Read more: SABC: Scaling down ‘7de Laan’, ‘Muvhango’ will make way for other SA voices
JOHANNESBURG – The ANC’s Enoch Godongwana says that due to COVID-19 and the unemployment rate that has increased, middle class South … Read more: Tax burden on middle class ‘challenging’: Enoch Godongwana
JOHANNESBURG – Many public school teachers who returned to work on Monday may be faced with an overload of responsibilities as the Basic … Read more: COVID-19 PTSD ‘exploding’ amongst educators, says Naptosa