The word is out: declare State of Emergency- says Dbn Chamber of Commerce
The on-going sporadic looting, anarchy and violence in the KZN province has cost millions thus far, and it seems it will not end anytime soon,...
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BUSINESS
The sun sets on Sun Int’l as it shut doors until level 4 lockdown regulations are ‘hospitable’
The hospitality group like any other sector is facing economic challenges and to keep their heads above the tidal wave, resorted to shut down. Initially...
City of Joburg engages SMMEs on grants availability
The aim of the awareness session was to capacitate SMMEs with information and cost-sharing grant initiatives from government and the private sector. The City, through...
Young Ombudsman ambassadors ready to offer service delivery in their respective 7 regions
The (23) from Mapetla- Soweto is part of the 25 Ombudsman ambassadors in the City of Joburg, appointed to create presence in all the seven...
Durban Chamber of Comm and Ind NPC gives thumbs up to TNPA as an independent subsidiary of Transnet
As the Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry NPC, we truly are excited by the plans that our President Cyril Ramaphosa has been sharing with...
VWSA celebrates 400 000 Polo production since 2017
By the time the 400 000th Polo rolled off the production line on Monday morning, the plant had produced a total of 61 635 Polos and...
Sanlam to purchase Alexandra Forbes, subject to regulatory options
The proposed transaction will support Sanlam’s South African growth strategy by strengthening its position in the group risk and retail life insurance markets. The group...
Despite gloomy economy- Nedbank is making strides in creating jobs for the youth market
Yes, many strides have been made to celebrate youth’s effort and tenacious work since pre and post 1976, but questions on rising unemployment and capacity...
Takatso Consortium named as preferred equity partner for troubled SAA
The consortium will own a 51% stake in the South African Airways and inject over 3 billion rand ($221.60 million) and government will own the...
Gatvol Clover relocation from NW, if approved, a disastrous economic decision for the province
The move, if successful would cost R1,5bn and 300 jobs lost. It employs about 380 permanent employees and 40 temporary employees. The dairy group also...