Business
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Paarl entrepreneur’s fitness venture wins national recognition
Local businessman Ron Samuels transformed a struggling fitness studio into an award-winning franchise model focused on leadership and member experience.
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Ekapa-myn as ‘lopende saak’ te koop in poging om nalatenskap van 158 jaar te red
Die Ekapa-diamantmyn in Kimberley, wat vroeër vanjaar weens talle gebeure aansoek om likwidasie gedoen het, word nou as ‘n lopende saak te koop aangebied.
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Hof-uitspraak oor staatshantering van bek-en-klouseer bied uiteindelik hoop
‘n Hooggeregshof-uitspraak bied uiteindelik hoop dat die wegholverspreiding van die staatsbeheerde bek-en-klouseersiekte nou met inisiatief van die private sektor gestuit kan word.
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Dana Spicer retrenchments spark strikes, economic alarm in the Bay
Retrenchments at Dana Spicer Axle in Nelson Mandela Bay prompt strikes, highlighting severe declines in manufacturing jobs and economic concerns.
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Skaapboerdery in die kollig met TV-program
Die tweede reeks van Lamb Champs word in Junie op kykNET uitgesaai. In seisoen 2 reis Lamb Champs na die Boland waar skaapboere besoek word.
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DA proposes scrapping Road Accident Fund levy to cut fuel prices permanently
The Democratic Alliance urges the removal of the Road Accident Fund levy, citing corruption and inefficiency, and proposes alternative solutions.
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Rising fuel prices drive higher inflation, consumers feel the pinch
South Africa’s CPI rose to 4% in April, mainly due to fuel price hikes, impacting transport costs and airfares significantly.
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Agri Wes-Kaap waarsku oor groot landbouskade ná verwoestende vloede
Agri Wes-Kaap sê die onlangse vloede wat groot dele van die Wes-Kaap getref het, kan as die ergste in die afgelope 100 jaar beskou word.
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Hilux-bakkies ry breëbors ná wêreldrekord by Nampo verbeter is
Die saamstaan van eienaars van Hilux-bakkies by die Nampo-oesdag het verlede week tot die verbetering van ‘n wêreldrekord gelei.
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Skills mismatch deepens as South Africa loses 345 000 jobs in first quarter
South Africa’s unemployment crisis has intensified with the loss of 345 000 jobs in the first quarter of 2026, according to Statistics South Africa’s latest Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS) released last week.
