Big fuel change coming for South Africa next year
Government is on track to lower the sulfur content allowed in South Africa’s diesel fuel, which may force some oil refineries to upgrade to meet the standards.Energy, HeadlineRead More
Government is on track to lower the sulfur content allowed in South Africa’s diesel fuel, which may force some oil refineries to upgrade to meet the standards.Energy, HeadlineRead More
Economists warn that South Africa’s unemployment statistics might be wrong. The health department wants South Africans to keep following three key Covid rules. Eskom burnt R3.4 billion in diesel over the last week. Feedback from judicial officials shows a crumbling court system.Government, Eskom, Headline, Sibanye-StillwaterRead More
The Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa (Contralesa) has called for the introduction of a new public holiday to celebrate and acknowledge African spirituality.Government, HeadlineRead More
President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced the launch of the latest Operation Vulindlela report, detailing the progress his government has made in introducing reforms across South Africa in the first three months of 2022.Government, HeadlineRead More
Having easy access to finance will be vital for SMEs to fund the investments required to take advantage of the growth opportunities that will come their way in 2022.Industry News, LulalendRead More
A new CareerJunction report shows which sought after skills are having the most hiring activity in South Africa right nowWealth, Career Junction, HeadlineRead More
As many South African’s lack the the luxury to quit their jobs, having the necessary tools to negotiate a better salary is more important than ever.Wealth, Cape Talk, Glassdoor, Headline, Michael PageRead More
International workers are returning to their native countries after a long pandemic, but the moves are more expensive than expected.Wealth, Headline, Knight FrankRead More
South African miners are battling a growing threat miles underground in the world’s deepest platinum shafts: Gangs stealing copper cables and disrupting operations.Trending, Headline, ImplatsRead More
Some of South Africa’s biggest companies have pledged millions of rand to help fund a prominent charity’s response to deadly floods, highlighting the government’s shortcomings when it comes to managing and dispensing relief.Government, Gift of the Givers, HeadlineRead More