As South African cities face ever-increasing population growth, the responsibility to provide essential services and encourage economic growth falls on struggling municipalities.Government, Allan Gray, HeadlineRead More
Government plans to expand the number of bank branches for people to process their Smart IDs and/or renew their passports.Government, Department of Home Affairs, HeadlineRead More
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) expects to grow its workforce by close to 800 people over the next three years, and is looking to boost its skills capacity in high-tech fields.Finance, Headline, SARSRead More
Recent data provided by one of South Africa’s biggest banks points towards South African consumers struggling to make ends meet.Banking, ABSA, HeadlineRead More
Cape Town Station is undergoing a complete refurbishment into a mixed-use space primed for student accommodation, led by specialist contractor GVK-Siya Zama.Business, GVK-Siya Zama, HeadlineRead More
The South African Revenue Service has published its annual performance plan for 2022/23, outlining its strategies and biggest risks for revenue collection over the next few years.Finance, Headline, SARSRead More
The Deputy President urges South Africans to not take part in the blame game of who is responsible for Eskom. One of South Africa’s biggest medical aids shows support for NHI if implemented carefully. R1 billion in relief committed by the National Treasury to KwaZulu-Natal has not materialized. A global food importer asks for state of emergency concessions at the… Read More »5 important things happening in South Africa today
Volkswagen says its new Taigo will join the SUV model range in South Africa from June 2022. Pronounced ‘tie-go’, it will join the T-Cross and T-Roc as Volkswagen’s trio of compact SUVs in the A0 SUV segment.Motoring, Headline, VolkswagenRead More
Apple Macs are the best computers for South African companies – and they’re easy to integrate into your organization.Industry News, iStoreRead More
South Africa’s government has retained special voting rights in the country’s national carrier even after selling a majority stake, and will be given R3 billion ($186 million) in preference shares that can be redeemed through future cashflow.Business, Headline, SAARead More
