Shoppers are returning to South Africa’s big malls
Liberty Two Degrees (L2D), the precinct focused retail-centred REIT, says that the easing of lockdown restrictions and the move towards
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Author: Neil Hall
South Africa to look at ‘German system’ for jobs: Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa says his government wants to adopt aspects of Germany’s education and training system and apply them in
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The best business schools for open-enrolment programmes and custom courses – including 2 from South Africa
French business school HEC Paris ranks as the top executive education institution by the Financial Times for open-enrolment programmes and
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Some good news for businesses in South Africa
New data from Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) shows that the total number of liquidations in April decreased by 12.7%
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Perfect storm has hit this industry in South Africa – and in turn, consumers
South Africa is staring down the barrel of yet another huge fuel hike in June – as much as R3.50
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Stricter ‘transformation’ rules for South Africa get the green light
The National Council of Provinces has passed the Employment Equity Amendment Bill, with the draft legislation now in its final
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Good news for future Covid waves in South Africa: Netcare
The outlook for the remainder of the 2022 financial year largely depends on the evolution of the Covid-19 pandemic and
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Banks send price hike warning to South Africa
After two years of lockdown restrictions, the war in Ukraine, and the return of a higher inflation environment, it seems
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Updated minimum wage planned for South Africa
The Department of Employment and Labour has confirmed that it will be formalising a new minimum wage for South Africa
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Rand gets ratings boost
South Africa’s rand traded firmer at R15.75 on Monday (23 May) after ratings agency S&P Global upgraded the country’s outlook
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