A Tesla Inc investor accused the electric-vehicle maker’s officers and directors in a lawsuit of allowing a “toxic workplace culture” to fester at the company.Motoring, Headline, TeslaRead More
The Road Freight Association has published an open letter to president Cyril Ramaphosa, calling for urgent intervention to end attacks on South Africa’s trucking and road freight sector.Business, HeadlineRead More
Statistics South Africa points to a recovery in retail sales. Economists say that it is unlikely the South African Reserve Bank will follow in the steps of aggressive US interest rate hikes. Hundreds of aspirant healthcare workers are delayed from taking up posts. Wildlife ranchers say that the scandal of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s ‘farm theft’ has tainted the industry.Government, HeadlineRead… Read More »5 important things happening in South Africa today
Access to data has emerged as one of the most significant barriers to digital equality and access in South Africa, says president Cyril Ramaphosa.Telecommunications, HeadlineRead More
Basic Education minister Angie Motshekga has announced several changes to national assessments and subjects at the schools in South Africa.Government, HeadlineRead More
Employment and Labour minister Thulas Nxesi says his department is in the process of finalising two new documents which will tighten employment laws, including limitations on the hiring of foreigners.Government, HeadlineRead More
Airline and airport executives spent the past two years trying to convince everyone it’s safe to fly during a pandemic, touting reduced touch points and hospital-grade filters. Little did they know how overwhelmed they’d be once travel came roaring back.Trending, HeadlineRead More
New data from consumer credit reporting agency TransUnion shows that it is cheaper to buy a new car in South Africa right now – despite a multitude of global and local factors placing pressure on the sector and consumers.Motoring, Headline, TransUnionRead More
The party that has governed South Africa since the end of apartheid in 1994 is being buffeted by a scandal implicating its leader, president Cyril Ramaphosa, setting back its efforts to reclaim support lost during nine years of misrule by his predecessor Jacob Zuma.Business, HeadlineRead More
Truckers protesting against the hiring of foreign nationals as drivers blocked a key route to South Africa’s biggest port.Trending, HeadlineRead More
