Business
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Ramaphosa to strengthen Brazil ties on state visit
President Ramaphosa’s state visit to Brazil aims to enhance relations and explore economic opportunities, focusing on agribusiness, tourism, and trade.
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Asian markets plunge as oil soars 30% on Middle East crisis
Asian stock markets plummeted amid a 30% surge in oil prices due to escalating Middle East conflicts, prompting investor concerns about inflation and economic stability.
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Raging Middle East war threatens fuel stability and prices in South Africa
If current oil price and rand trends continue indefinitely, motorists will see a petrol increase of more than R3 and diesel going up by at least R5.
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IEA chief says plenty of oil in market despite Middle East conflict
The International Energy Agency reassures there’s plenty of oil despite Middle East conflicts, urging renewable energy focus and caution against relying on Russia.
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PAS BEKEND | Noord-Kaapse regering help Ekapa-families met geldelike bydraes
Die Noord-Kaapse regering gaan aan elke gesin van die vyf vermiste Ekapa-werkers geld skenk, asook ‘n koopbewys aan elke Ekapa-werker wat sy werk kwyt is.
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Middle East conflict disrupts Western Cape agriculture and trade
Western Cape exporters face logistical disruptions and rising costs due to the Middle East crisis, impacting agriculture and freight routes significantly.
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Government commits R500 billion to revive crippled rail network
Deputy President Paul Mashatile announced a R500 billion plan to restore South Africa’s railway system, emphasizing rehabilitation, efficiency, and private sector involvement to boost economic growth.
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Unions outraged as Ekapa Mine enters liquidation with five miners still trapped underground
The NUM and NUMSA criticize Ekapa Mine’s management amid provisional liquidation and ongoing search for five missing workers, alleging negligence and financial misconduct impacting jobs and worker welfare.
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“Wanneer kom Pappa huis toe?” – Skoonsusters verbreek stilte oor Ekapa-ramp
Die vroue van twee van die vyf vermiste mynwerkers wat meer as twee weke gelede in ’n modderstorting byna 900 meter ondergronds in Kimberley vasgekeer is, luister “oor en oor” na hul mans se laaste stemboodskappe.
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Western Cape showcases export power at global buyers event
With the world’s eyes on the Western Cape the Made in the Cape event again proved why it is a powerhouse of global trade connection and opportunity.
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