Business
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South Africa sees first interest rate hike in three years as inflation pressures mount
The South African Reserve Bank raised the repo rate to 7%, increasing pressure on consumers amid rising inflation and financial difficulties.
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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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SPONSORED: SUPERSPAR Waterfront: bigger, better and here for you
Experience the all-new SUPERSPAR Waterfront in Humewood – a family-driven store focused on community upliftment and everyday convenience.
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MADE IN THE BAY: Showcasing Nelson Mandela Bay’s global competitiveness
Nelson Mandela Bay’s ‘Made in the Bay’ initiative showcases local products & innovations to build region-of-origin identity & unlock markets.
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R270m Capital Boardwalk opens on Gqeberha Beachfront, boosting city’s tourism appeal
The Capital Boardwalk, a R270m beachfront investment in Gqeberha, opens with 145 rooms and 200 new jobs for Nelson Mandela Bay.
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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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Petrol up R3, diesel up R7: Record-breaking fuel increases hit SA motorists from April
South African motorists will face the largest fuel price increases in the country’s history from tomorrow, 1 April, with petrol rising by R3.06 per litre and diesel by more than R7.00 per litre.
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Eastern Cape businesses prepare for global markets with GEPP
Leafline transforms pineapple leaves into reusable sanitary products, while InteliMinds and Aruzabiz prepare to export vegetables globally.
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Women leading the way in hospitality
Growing up in East London, Siphe Skweyiya spent countless hours in the kitchen alongside her mother, helping prepare meals for friends and family.
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ButtaNutt Peanut Butter recalled in SA over dangerous aflatoxin levels
The National Consumer Commission has urgently recalled ButtaNutt peanut butter products manufactured on 15 January 2024 due to dangerously high aflatoxin levels. The contaminated products, sold across four provinces through Spar and Pick n Pay stores, pose serious health risks.…
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