South Africa’s economic environment is changing how people finance their cars
South Africa’s new vehicle market showed signs of further growth in August, inline with the government’s move to open up the country’s economy over the past month.
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JSE chief executive on removing exchange controls
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange has proved itself remarkably resilient during the global Covid-19 crisis, according to Leila Fourie, Group chief executive officer of the JSE.
Auditor General uncovers major flaws and corruption in South Africa’s R500 billion coronavirus funding
Auditor-general (AG), Kimi Makwetu, has published a report on the multi-billion rand Covid-19 relief package and how it was spent by various government departments.
Expect load shedding to be around for the next year: Eskom
Eskom has provided clarity on the state of its power generation capabilities and the level of load shedding residents can expect to be introduced across South Africa.
Flexibility key to thriving in a dynamic market
This is how WIOCC can help you swiftly take advantage of the business opportunities available within a rapidly expanding environment.
Cape Town moves towards stricter alcohol laws – here are the planned changes
The Western Cape’s minister of Community Safety, Albert Fritz, says that his provincial department plans to make amendments to the Western Cape Liquor Act.
City of Johannesburg issues service delivery warning to residents
The City of Johannesburg has urged residents to continue paying for water and lights services as it grapples with financial issues caused by the coronavirus lockdown.
Don’t believe the hype – it’s the same old ANC: analyst
Intellidex analyst Peter Attard Montalto described headlines this week as “post-NEC Ramaphoria delusion”
South Africa faces massive healthcare worker shortage
A leaked document from the Department of Health shows that South Africa is facing a major shortage in healthcare professionals in the next 10 years.
6 planned laws for South Africa
Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services today received briefings on three pieces of legislation aimed at strengthening the country’s new laws against gender-based violence (GBV).