Massive clothing sales expected as stores struggle to sell stock during lockdown
Johannesburg – The Covid-19 pandemic might have created chaos in the fashion and retail industry but it could also give shoppers an opportunity to …
Majoro says charging Thabane with murder would be carefully considered process
JOHANNESBURG – Lesotho Prime Minister Moeketsi Majoro said charging his predecessor Tom Thabane with murder would be a carefully …
Edgars on the auction block after 91 years of South African trading
The sale process is the culmination of years of struggle at Edgars, which was founded in central Johannesburg in 1929 and sells clothes, shoes and …
Johannesburg schools agree to take in pupils from Bishop Bavin following announcement of its …
“The plans are in motion,” Very Reverend Xolani Dlwati, the Anglican Church’s dean for Johannesburg Diocese told The Saturday Star. “Some parents …
Parliament to reconsider Secrecy Bill to align it with Constitution
JOHANNESBURG – Parliament now had to reconsider the Protection of State Information Bill and The Liquor Products Amendment Bill based on …
City Power battling to cope as Joburg’s electricity demand skyrocket
Johannesburg residents are also urged to report illegal connections which exacerbate the problem of infrastructure failure and unplanned outages. But …
Finance Minister: SA must adapt to new situation
JOHANNESBURG – Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has painted a bleak picture for the economy in his response to the debate on the national budget …
Rand recovers slightly after selloff
JOHANNESBURG – The South African rand recovered slightly on Friday as investors returned to riskier assets following a steep selloff a day earlier.
Unions to square off with government over public servant wage increases
Johannesburg – The country’s biggest public sector union, the National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union (Nehawu), will square off against …