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Trade union demands accountability over R1.7 billion municipal pension debt
The union demands criminal prosecution of officials for municipalities’ R1.7 billion unpaid pension contributions, labeling it as theft and fraud.
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Kidnapping crisis grips Gauteng as 27 victims targeted daily
An alarming kidnapping epidemic is sweeping across Gauteng, with an average of 27 people abducted and robbed or held for ransom every day.
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SA fuel levy relief extended to June: What you’ll pay
National Treasury extends fuel levy relief to June 2026, suspending the diesel levy entirely as Middle East tensions drive up oil prices.
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Union takes Motus back to court over employment changes
MISA is suing Motus for allegedly forcing nearly 100 employees to accept unilateral employment changes under threat of retrenchment without severance pay.
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South African businesses celebrate as US-Africa trade lifeline secures extension
South African industry leaders are breathing a collective sigh of relief following the renewal of the African Growth and Opportunity Act.
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Chery SA secures deal to purchase Nissan’s Rosslyn facility
Chinese automaker Chery SA to acquire Nissan’s historic Rosslyn manufacturing plant, preserving jobs for majority of workers at 60-year-old facility.
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Motus Retail pushes through job cuts despite union opposition
Employees at Motus Retail faces a bleak New Year as 86 are retrenched today and 579 will be impacted by remuneration and benefit changes implemented from 1 January 2026. This…
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US trade deal: South Africa missed the bus
South Africa did too little too late to renegotiate new trade deals with the United States to minimise the impact of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) which is…
