Business
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Huldeblyke stroom ná dood van invloedryke volstruisboer
Die begrafnisdiens van gesiene volstruisboer en gemeenskapsleier Saag Jonker (85) vind Maandag in sy tuisdorp, Oudtshoorn, plaas.
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South Africa retains top African aviation safety ranking
South Africa is the highest-ranking country in Africa and the seventh-leading country globally for the effectiveness of its civil aviation safety system.
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Two former employees hauled before court in R1.6m fraud case
Hawks’ in North West have arrested two former employees in connection with allegations of defrauding their former employer of R1.6m
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Durban port crisis sparks calls for urgent parliament debate
ActionSA demands parliamentary debate as Port of Durban crisis worsens, with ships waiting over nine days and businesses facing mounting costs.
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Wine industry cautiously optimistic about harvest despite El Niño threat
Wine industry experts caution it’s premature to predict the effects of El Niño on the 2027 grape harvest, emphasizing climate resilience planning.
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FW de Klerk Foundation: Van der Rheede resigns immediately as executive director
Christo van der Rheede resigns immediately from FW de Klerk Foundation after controversy over public statements on South Africa-US relations.
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New industrial park blueprint aims to revive light manufacturing
Government, labour and business back a new industrial park model designed to revive South African light manufacturing and create thousands of jobs.
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Medicare 24 fraud case against Matlala, 13 co-accused postponed for review
Corruption case against Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala and 13 other co-accused implicated in the R228 million Medicare 24 Tshwane District postponed for review
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OpenAI scraps new AI model over safety failures
OpenAI cancelled the release of its Astra 6.1 model after internal tests showed it failed to meet safety standards.
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Can Johannesburg fix its books before the doom loop wins?
Johannesburg has built its government on fiscal fiction, billing R218-billion but collecting only R205-billion, creating a devastating R13-billion cash shortfall.
