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We need to start looking beyond the Eskom crisis: CEO

    While South Africa currently sits with an electricity supply crisis, businesses need to look beyond the “doom and gloom” and start preparing for a much better power scenario, says Busi Muvaso, chief executive officer of Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA).Business Opinion, BLSA, Eskom, HeadlineRead More

    New lagoon ‘beach’ for Joburg in 2023

      Residential property developer Balwin says its second clearwater lagoon is being developed at its Munyaka (Waterfall) estate and is expected to be completed during the 2023 financial year.Property, Balwin Properties, HeadlineRead More

      Vaccine effectiveness against Omicron: study

        After showing the safety and effectiveness of the single-dose Johnson & Johnson Ad26.COV2.S Covid-19 vaccine in two studies, the Sisonke team published one of the first real-world studies on vaccine effectiveness against the Omicron variant in the New England Journal of Medicine on 4 May 2022.Trending, Headline, Johnson & JohnsonRead More

        4 reasons for South Africa’s shrinking private wealth

          Data from New World Wealth and Henley & Partners shows South Africa has continued to lose millionaires over the last decade, with net wealth also declining precipitously over the same period.Wealth, Headline, Henley & Partners, New World WealthRead More

          5 important things happening in South Africa today

            Analysts warn of a massive fuel price increase for June. Crumbling weather service infrastructure could hamper the prediction and issuing of warnings for severe events. amaBhungane has revealed a fuel theft operation, siphoning millions of rands worth of fuel from Eskom. Over 110 organs of state have been granted exemption from regulation that stalls public procurement.Government, amaBhungane, Eskom, Headline, SAWSRead… Read More »5 important things happening in South Africa today

            Apple testing iPhones with USB-C ports

              Apple Inc is testing future iPhone models that replace the current Lightning charging port with the more prevalent USB-C connector, according to people with knowledge of the situation, a move that could help the company conform with looming European regulations.Mobile, Apple, HeadlineRead More