Mthethwa scores on goal on the controversial planned flag
TALK OF scoring own goal- yes pun intended. The minister of sport, arts and culture Nathi Mthethwa had to painfully explain to Parliament on the...
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Steel industry will be under the spotlight at the SEIFSA’s conference
SOUTH AFRICA’s pivotal steel sector will get some much-needed attention at the Steel and Engineering Federation of Southern Africa’s (SEIFSA’s) Mainstreaming the Steel Master Plan...
Pick ‘n Pay to split into two
IN A major strategic overhaul, Pick n Pay will be splitting into what it described as “two customer-facing brands”, it announced on Tuesday. One will “cater...
NUM alleges it had Nigerian bank that was willing to pump in millions to save Ubank but Kganyago had other issues
THE Ubank which looks after mineworkers, was placed under curatorship by the South African Reserve Bank (Sarb) on Monday. The move which comes into effect...
‘Tips on Tap’ initiative backs bartenders across mzansi
YES, WORKERS Day might have passed but the show still goes on. For their efforts, including the author of this article and colleagues, the premium...
SAB commit billions investment to SA and the continent
THE TOWNSHIP Economic Bill is fast gaining momentum. This past week one of South Africa’s own giant SAB and the Gauteng Government made a commitment...
Late gospel star Fraser to be buried in KZN
AWARD-WINNING gospel artist Deborah Fraser will be buried on Saturday in Hillcrest, KwaZulu-Natal. She passed away over the weekend after suffering a stroke a few...
BMW 220i Coupé ‘walks the talk’
CERTAINTY about the brand BMW is always guaranteed. Four weeks ago I had a pleasure to play with the all new BMW 220i Coupé. Being...
Mini Cooper S EV good but not ideal for a long haul
THERE’S NOTHING sad about being warned and being a jack I was, ignored that warning. “Don’t you dare drive this car out of Gauteng, it...
SAT, Emirates airline strengthen their partnership
DESPITE THE challenges of jet fuel shortage in South Africa, investors continue to have business confidence in the country. This follows the Memorandum of Understanding...