THE slow uptake of electric vehicles (EVs) has inadvertently led to a battery price drop, resulting in cheaper solar storage on the continent, says African Solar Industry Association (AFSIA) CEO John ...

AS South Africa searches for ways to stimulate economic growth and create jobs, few debates have become as polarising as the role of regulation. Business groups often argue that excessive bureaucracy ...

IN A move hailed as a watershed moment for South Africa’s taxi and informal business sectors, the South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO) Western Cape has unveiled the country’s first real-time ...

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 ...

From left to right, Kwena Mojapelo, Phistos Mogale, Anina Hunter, Marthinus Stander and Phiri Tau at the Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba held on 1-2 April 2025. RAINBOW Chicken participated in the Mzansi ...

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Just a year ago, South Africa’s agricultural sector was reeling. Drought conditions decimated crops, foot-and-mouth disease disrupted livestock markets, and supply chains buckled under pressure. Now, ...

South Africa’s workplace absenteeism rates remain among the highest globally — averaging between 3.5% and 6%, compared to the international benchmark of 1.5%. That translates to around 8 to 15 days of ...

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 ...

That money in itself is not always number one which is an odd thing for a money man to say, but Stanley Gabriel, CEO of Momentum Savings, insists that there’s something not enough people think about ...

AGRIBUSINESS Crookes Brothers, which has been actively trying to diversify from its traditional sugar farming base, has taken a big step back on its deciduous fruit foray in the Western Cape. In the ...

The Department of Employment and Labour’s drive to add 10,000 permanent labor inspectors is now operational across South Africa. Officially launched to close historical enforcement gaps, this ...