Minister of Employment and Labour Thulas Nxesi says individual companies are feeling the pinch and becoming ‘distressed’ due to coronavirus.
Mzansi’s dollar billionaire club – including Johann Rupert and Nicky Oppenheimer – is now officially more exclusive, due to coronavirus’ financial impact.
The Africa Travel Indaba has been cancelled and fears for tourism industry jobs increase as foreign visitors slow to a trickle.
A warning from SABRIC has addressed the threat of ‘coronamania’ – panic caused by the coronavirus – and how it’s lead to an increase in bank scams.
South Africans warned of job losses and economic contraction.
The Western Cape is spending big on key areas, says MEC Maynier speaking at the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) summit.
NSFAS have come out fighting on Friday, after officials at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) said they’d failed to receive a R32m payment.
If you are required to travel for work, recent changes made by Finance Minister Tito Mboweni will affect your tax return for 2020/2021.
The financial administrators at NSFAS have struck again: Parliament has heard how an eye-watering sum of money was lost to “erroneous transactions”.
A quarterly survey showed that eight out of 10 executives surveyed were unhappy with current business conditions in South Africa.
Forecasting the performance of our market and the rand is crystal ball stuff right now.
A debate is raging across South Africa at the moment. Godrich Gardee, soon to leave his role in the EFF, says MPs can’t live on their current salaries.
Eskom won a high court appeal against the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa), which prevented Eskom from recovering R27 billion in costs.
Qantas says it will cut flights by 25% as the impact of the coronavirus outbreak continues to hit airlines around the world.
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An unfathomable amount of money has been lost to the coronavirus crash this week, and South Africa’s dollar-billionaires are on red alert.
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The South African economy is going to be hit hard by Eskom’s incompetence over the next 18 months.
It’s all going spectacularly wrong for the rand value, and ZAR’s exchange rate against the US dollar has plunged to depths not yet seen in the 21st century.
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A quarter of safari operators have experienced a 75% decrease in bookings as foreign tourists opt to stay home.
According to the GP Budget 2020, 71% of the population is now relying on public health facilities.
We’ve barely had the AARTO system in place for five minutes, and there’s already a scam linked to the way it asks us to pay our driving fines.