Business
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Eskom-korrupsieskandaal: Hofbevel bevries bates van ‘uiterste rykdom’
Die Spesiale Tribunaal het ’n dringende interdik toegestaan wat die bates van verskeie Eskom-diensverskaffers bevries hangende ’n omvattende ondersoek na korrupsie en wanbesteding.
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Godongwana considers extending fuel levy cut as oil prices surge
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has told Parliament he is considering extending the temporary R3 per litre fuel levy cut beyond the end of April as South Africans brace for another steep fuel price increases in May.
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Capitec reports 23% profit increase to R16.8 billion
South African retail bank Capitec reported headline earnings of R16.8 billion for the financial year ended 28 February,
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Middelpos: Karoo-dorp met hotel, winkel, en meer op veiling te koop
Middelpos in die Bo-Karoo, ‘n dorp langs die R354 ongeveer halfpad tussen Sutherland en Calvinia in die Noord-Kaap, word volgende maand op ‘n veiling te koop aangebied.
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City Power’s solar approval process draws criticism from advocacy group
OUTA has criticised Johannesburg’s City Power pre-approval and registration requirements for small-scale solar installations
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Somerset West women pioneers automotive training hub
Somerset Mechanical Centre launches Western Cape’s first workshop-based mechanic training for rural youth, addressing SA’s skills shortage crisis.
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Agrimark hosts Supplier Awards at Somerset West estate
Agrimark recognises 39 supplier partners at Somerset West awards ceremony, with PPC Cement and Zibo Containers claiming top honours.
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Drankverkope tydens verlengde ure in Noord-Kaap ongrondwetlik verklaar
Die Hooggeregshof in Kimberley het die Noord-Kaapse Dobbelary en Drankwet 6 van 2024 in sy geheel as ongrondwetlik en ongeldig verklaar.
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Preferred Solutions opens new headquarters in Walmer
Preferred Solutions Eastern Cape opens new headquarters at 93 Main Road Walmer, announcing leadership transition from founder to Shane Mclean.
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Likwidasie-aansoek: Ekapa-myn doen aansoek om uitstel
Die hofsaal in die hooggeregshofsaal in Kimberley was Vrydag volgepak met vakbondlede wat die likwidasie van die Ekapa-myn in die stad teenstaan.
