Health minister Joe Phaahla says that the country is seeing a rise in Covid-19 infections, but that health officials will not move to introduce stricter lockdown restrictions at the moment. Source: BusinessTech
The Department of Transport says that it is making steady progress on the construction of a new R640 million project in Limpopo which will reduce travel time between the popular Beit Bridge border post and neighbouring Zimbabwe. Source: BusinessTech
With November marking Men’s Health Awareness Month, it serves as a timely reminder to drive more conversations about the increasing prevalence of male cancers in South Africa, a trend supported by the findings of Old Mutual’s latest claim statistics. Source: BusinessTech
The prospect of a serious fiscal crisis in South Africa has diminished, says Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA) chief executive Busi Mavuso. Source: BusinessTech
Growing elements of criminality are eating into South Africa’s real GDP growth prospects and recovery from the devastating Covid-19 lockdowns, say economists at the Bureau of Economic Research (BER). Source: BusinessTech
The Department of Health plans to roll out further ‘upgrades’ to South Africa’s Covid-19 certificate, but there are limitations on how the certificate can currently be used abroad. Source: BusinessTech
Lauren Wortmann discusses the weak points in the current workplace dynamic that are impacting delivery and customer service. Source: BusinessTech
The South African Broadcasting Corporation has doubled down on its plans to scrap the traditional TV licence model in South Africa in favour of a new public media levy. Source: BusinessTech
The Covid-19 global health crisis catapulted one group of professionals into great demand – the IT workers who could digitize processes for big and small companies, says recruitment specialist Michael Page. Remote working was the need of the hour even for those businesses that were not used to a work-from-home culture. Source: BusinessTech
Housing markets in the inland provinces such as Limpopo, Mpumalanga, North-West, the Free State and Northern Cape have staged a strong comeback after the hard Covid lockdown during late March to the end of June 2020 according to the Seeff Property Group. Source: BusinessTech
