Ford’s says its Silverton Assembly Plant in Pretoria now sources 35% of its electricity supply from solar power. The plant produces the Ford Ranger pickup for domestic sales and exports to over 100 global markets.Energy, Ford, HeadlineRead More
Thousands of retirees will find lower-than-expected pensions in their bank accounts at the end of this month owing to higher tax deductions. Thousands more already had this experience at the end of last month.Business Opinion, Headline, Old MutualRead More
The power utility warned of the possibility of higher stages should any further breakdowns occur during the day.Energy, Eskom, HeadlineRead More
Gauteng Hawks’ head, major general Ebrahim Kadwa, has commended the investigation team for successfully apprehending the additional alleged fraudsters involved in unauthorised debit order transactions where bank clients have lost approximately R18 million collectively.Banking, HeadlineRead More
The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa) has proposed linking biometric data to SIM cards.Mobile, Headline, iiDENTIFiiRead More
Chatz Connect is offering incredible deals on its most popular smartphones, including high-end flagships and powerful mid-range devices.Industry News, Chatz ConnectRead More
Statistics South Africa aims to improve its collection methods and response collection going forward after analysts raised concerns about the country’s unemployment rate.Business, HeadlineRead More
Eskom says that South Africans can anticipate more load shedding. South Africa loses out on R35 billion in mining. Revealed cashflows with a Russian oligarch might be the reason for the ANC’s unwillingness to critise the war on Ukraine. In the Eastern Cape, President Cyril Ramaphosa stressed for job creation in the area as well as unity within a fractioned… Read More »5 important things happening in South Africa today
The Kerry Group has opened a new €38 million (R650 million) plant in KwaZulu-Natal aimed at producing sustainable food for the continent.Business, HeadlineRead More
In the wake of the most devastating floods to hit KwaZulu-Natal in several decades, legal technology company LexisNexis South Africa (LNSA) has set up a free online portal providing easy access to critical legal information and resources for severe weather events.Industry News, LexisNexisRead More
