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Stand a chance to win R180,000 in prizes when you sign up for one of Vodacom 4U’s Celebr’18 deals.Industry News, Vodacom 4URead More

New Zealand will fully reopen its border two months early, allowing the arrival of tourists, students and migrants from non visa-waiver countries like China and India.Trending, HeadlineRead More

Traders are the most skeptical they’ve ever been about whether Elon Musk will actually complete his proposed purchase of Twitter Inc.Mobile, Headline, TwitterRead More

Energy expert Chris Yelland warns that constant power cuts have become a national crisis for South Africa, and failure to address the country’s power woes will lead to a national disaster.Energy, Eskom, HeadlineRead More

South Africa’s government says it has made headway in reducing the number of unqualified senior managers employed in the public service, but at least one in four is still found to be lacking.Government, HeadlineRead More

Eskom says it cannot guarantee consistent power during winter. Businesses say Ramaphosa’s Operation Vulindlela is doing good work, but it’s too early to celebrate its ‘wins’. Mining companies are eager to expand into South Africa – but only if red tape is cut. A recent study reveals the performance of South Africa’s court in the face of political tension.Business, Government,… Read More »5 important things happening in South Africa today

The Gauteng Online Admissions for Grade 1 and 8 for the 2023 academic year will officially commence on 22 July 2022 and close on 19 August 2022.Government, HeadlineRead More

Apple Inc’s iPod, a groundbreaking device that upended the music and electronics industries more than two decades ago, is no more.Mobile, Apple, HeadlineRead More

South Africa is set for another year of interest rate hikes which will further hit the buying power of South Africa’s middle-class in the coming months, says professional services firm PwC.Banking, Headline, PwCRead More

The South African government plans to move forward on its plan to formalise South Africa’s R50 billion taxi industry – including the introduction of subsidies, says transport minister Fikile Mbalula. Addressing a South African National Taxi Council (Santaco) conference on Tuesday (10 May), Mbalula said this will include an element of self-regulation from drivers and … Continue reading “Government plans… Read More »Government plans to subsidise taxis in South Africa