Skills Training & Development News Skills training and development news on Cape Business News (CBN) focuses on workforce education, training programs, and upskilling opportunities critical for South ...

IN one of its most significant decisions on the Gas Bill, the Department of Electricity and Energy (DEE) has announced the introduction of a new internal appeal mechanism to resolve disputes with ...

The industrial group aims to spend this money by 31 March 2026 and follows it by investing R220-million on capital expansion in the past year. ACTOM, the largest manufacturer and supplier of ...

South Africa’s retail landscape is undergoing a structural reset. By the end of 2025, online sales are expected to surpass R130 billion, almost 10% of the national retail market.¹ Against flat offline ...

With land constraints tightening, infrastructure under pressure and demand surging, well-located industrial and logistics facilities in Cape Town and Durban will remain sought after As global supply ...

THE Passenger Rail Agency of SA (PRASA) is getting serious about fighting crime on the tracks with the establishment of dozens of “forward bases,” which will enable its security personnel to respond ...

BEKA Schréder, B-BBEE rating of Level 3. We as BEKA Schréder, being a local manufacturer, believe in sustainability and contributing to the economy and local communities. We aim to add value to South ...

FIRE extinguishers are an essential part of your business because they will make the difference between life and death in a fire. An easily accessible ...

Pavlo partnered with Cape Business News and our Cape Town office to present a webinar on re-shaping your business for the new economy.

THE Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) signed a €17-million Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Germany’s KfW Development Bank to mitigate potential funding gaps that may arise from the ...

Residence and citizenship planning company, Henley & Partners, has published its latest Passport Index for 2019, which ranks South Africa 53rd – down from 52nd out of the 199 countries featured. With ...

The government’s ban on the export and sale of alcohol has had a massive impact on the South African wine sector. Typically a R47 billion-a-year industry, wine producers were losing R300 million each ...