Price hike double-blow to hit South Africans next week
South African consumers can expect a double-blow from the energy sector next week as petrol price and electricity tariff increases take effect. Source: BusinessTech
South African consumers can expect a double-blow from the energy sector next week as petrol price and electricity tariff increases take effect. Source: BusinessTech
Growthpoint Properties says it has commenced the development of the first NTT data centre in Africa at the Centralpoint Innovation District in Johannesburg. Source: BusinessTech
Medical aid Discovery Health has published three scenarios that detail when and where a third wave of Covid-19 infections could impact South Africa. Source: BusinessTech
Prosecutors have warned of legal problems for speeding cameras and fines in South Africa ahead of the Easter weekend. Source: BusinessTech
The stats on the South African savings landscape are both shocking and saddening. Source: BusinessTech
President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that South Africa will introduce new restrictions ahead of the Easter weekend. Source: BusinessTech
The National Coronavirus Command Council (NCCC) is intending on banning all sales of alcohol for 11 days. Source: BusinessTech
The Automobile Association says it expects a further hefty hike in fuel prices in April with 95 ULP heading into record territory when the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy makes the official adjustment next week. Source: BusinessTech
Western Cape premier Alan Winde says that his provincial government does not support a move to alert level 2 as it is not not supported by data, and will undermine economic recovery. Source: BusinessTech
South Africa’s ruling party ordered members who’ve been charged with crimes to step down within a month or face suspension. Source: BusinessTech