Business
-
Five million young South Africans trapped in unemployment catch-22
Five million young South Africans cannot find work as they face the catch-22 of needing experience to secure their first job.
-
Karoo Donkey Sanctuary seeks inspector for Northern Cape outpost
The Karoo Donkey Sanctuary is seeking an experienced, qualified animal welfare inspector to help establish and lead a dedicated donkey welfare team in the Northern Cape.
-
Government stands firm on Starlink licence requirements as internet offer for rural schools remains stalled
SpaceX’s offer to provide free internet to 5,000 rural schools remains conditional on regulatory approval in South Africa.
-
Fuel relief offers temporary respite, but OUTA demands answers on wasted billions
South Africans will get some relief at the pumps from next month, but OUTA says government must show the same urgency in tackling wasteful spending.
-
Oregon winery named Winery of the Year at international awards
Oregon’s 00 Wines wins Winery of the Year at VinePair awards.
-
Business chamber welcomes Finance Minister’s fuel-levy drop announcement
The Cape Chamber of Commerce welcomes the government’s fuel levy reduction, aiding transport costs and local infrastructure funding through additional grants.
Source:
-
Judgment reserved in Molefe and co-accused bid to strike Transnet case
Gauteng High Court reserves judgment in the application by Molefe and his co-accused to strike the multimillion-rand Transnet fraud case off the roll
-
Planning battle escalates in Somerset West over new development and municipal notices
A simmering planning battle in Lewes Street in the Briza residential area of Somerset West, has escalated into a high-stakes controversy involving municipal building enforcement, allegations of retaliatory complaints and sharp clashes over ongoing construction while municipal planning appeals remain…
Source:
-
Cape Chamber welcomes increased municipal funding and fuel levy relief
The Cape Chamber welcomes increased municipal funding and a temporary R10 billion fuel levy reduction to ease pressure on businesses, infrastructure.
Source:
-
SARS commits to R2.144 trillion revenue target despite economic headwinds
SARS pledges to meet revised R2.144 trillion revenue target for 2026 despite economic growth forecast cut, backed by strong first-half collections exceeding budget estimates.
