JOHANNESBURG – Some economists have called them the unluckiest generation ever. Millennials – or Generation Y as some call them – are living … Read more: SA’s millennials & COVID-19: A clash of bad luck
JOHANNESBURG/CAPE TOWN – Minister of Women, Youth and People with Disabilities Maite Nkoana-Mashabane has acknowledged the country is … Read more: Minister of Women on surge in femicides: The country is in a deep crisis
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA DECEMBER 19: Rapper Boity Thulo during the 7th annual South African Hip Hop Awards at Lyric Theatre’s Gold … Read more: Rap to the exit door and quit the game
JOHANNESBURG – On the 44th anniversary of the June 16 uprising, youth unemployment and poverty are once again brought into sharp focus. Read more: SA’s young people still face unemployment and poverty
The South Gauteng High court handed down a judgement last week, in which it placed Mezepoli and Plaka – two high profile Johannesburg … Read more: Lockdown mistakenly places top Joburg restaurants into business rescue
According to the department of employment and labour, the defence and state closed their cases at the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court on Monday. Read more: Joburg court to rule on Chinese nationals bail application next week
On Sunday, he had been critical of SAA for their disorganisation of the Frankfurt-Johannesburg repatriation flight on Saturday from which he and some … Read more: SAA eventually comes to the rescue of the stranded South Africans it left behind at Frankfurt airport …
JOHANNESBURG, June 15 (Reuters) – The South African rand tumbled on Monday as investors fled to safe-haven assets on fears of a second wave … Read more: Rand drops as virus fears hit riskier assets
JOHANNESBURG – South African telecoms firm Telkom said on Monday its earnings in the year to March may have fallen by as much as 70% due to … Read more: Telkom flags 70% fall in annual earnings