Pressure on consumers, the return of load shedding and the dire fiscal situation and political uncertainties in South Africa paint a bleak picture for the rand, say Bank of America (BofA) economists, Rukayat Yusuf and Jure Jeric.
Magistrates across the country are releasing updated admission of guilt penalties for breaking South Africa’s lockdown regulations, including a number of motoring-specific fines.
The Huawei 5G CPE Pro is available as a free-to-use router on the month-to-month Rain 5G package.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has responded to a number of written parliamentary questions, answering on key issues such as land and the salary donations by ministers.
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde says many areas in the province have passed its peak following a decline in hospitalisations, deaths, and the percentage of positive tests overall.
Mozilla CEO Mitchell Baker has announced that the creator of Firefox will be cutting 250 employees – which amounts to about a quarter of its work force.
“The Journey to the Cloud” webinar will explain how cloud capabilities are set to progress in the African banking industry.
The continue prohibition on alcohol and cigarette sales has come at a hefty cost to South Africa’s fiscus, says SARS commissioner Edward Kieswetter.
President Cyril Ramaphosa and other government officials met with business and labour officials on Thursday (13 August) as part of a National Economic Development and Labour Council (Nedlac) meeting to discuss South Africa’s coronavirus response.
Ramaphosa could address the nation this weekend about a move to a lower lockdown; another task team to be established to finalise South Africa’s economic recovery plan; health experts warn that social distancing and restrictions on gatherings need to stay to prevent a resurgence of Covid-19; and Gupta witnesses tell of prominent people leaving Saxonwold …
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