Pharmacy retailer Dis-Chem has launched a second medical insurance offering, Dis-Chem Health Gap Cover, which provides for the payment of any shortfalls incurred during medical treatments and procedures.Business, Dis-Chem, HeadlineRead More
Health minister Joe Phaahla says that his department has budgeted R1.5 billion for National Health Insurance infrastructure projects in the coming year, as the government doubles down on its commitment to the universal healthcare scheme, despite the backlash.Government, HeadlineRead More
BusinessTech is the largest and most influential business publication in South Africa, and the perfect platform for executive thought leadership.Industry News, BusinessTechRead More
Right now, putting your hard-earned money into a savings account that has a less than ideal interest rate does as much good as putting it under your mattress.Industry News, RevixRead More
Toyota Motor Corp forecast a 20% decline in operating profit for the current fiscal year despite posting robust annual car sales, citing an “unprecedented” rise in costs for logistics and raw materials that are negating the benefits of a depreciated yen.Motoring, Headline, ToyotaRead More
Health minister Joe Phaahla says that South Africa is not yet in the fifth wave of Covid-19 infections, but as the country enters winter, the risk of a greater wave of infections is apparent.Lifestyle, HeadlineRead More
The South African Post Office says it will no longer pay the R350 social relief of distress grant through its branches as a part of its effort to alleviate long queues at its branches.Telecommunications, Headline, South African Post OfficeRead More
Power utility Eskom says that it will again implement load shedding on Wednesday night due to a shortage of generation capacity during the evening peak.Trending, HeadlineRead More
MTN South Africa says it will ramp up its investment in Gauteng to meet increasing demand, while the group will also extend its reach into township areas.Mobile, Headline, MTNRead More
Life insurers’ fraud investigations have turned up more evidence of deathly get-rich schemes in which syndicates take out funeral insurance on victims they subsequently kill in order to submit a claim, writes Laura du Preez of consumer financial education website, SmartAboutMoney.Business Opinion, Asisa, HeadlineRead More
