Finance minister Enoch Godongwana says South Africa needs to urgently improve its business and service delivery conditions, or risk losing significant business investments. Source: BusinessTech
Government could extend the national state of disaster by a further month as it battles to finalise laws to manage the Covid pandemic, BusinessDay reports. Source: BusinessTech
The coronavirus may have killed one in every 200 South Africans. Source: BusinessTech
Despite a global surge in IPOs during 2021 on the world’s stock exchanges, Africa has seen companies systematically pulling away from the equity markets – with the Johannesburg Stock Exchange no exception. Source: BusinessTech
As South Africa enters into the third year of its Covid pandemic, businesses are grappling with continued remote working rules. Source: BusinessTech
Thieves attempting to steal fuel from a South African pipeline caused a spill of diesel that has leaked into a waterway. Source: BusinessTech
Civil society group Afriforum has announced legal action to extend the grace period for expired driver’s licences beyond the March 2022 deadline. Source: BusinessTech
South African business confidence climbed in the first quarter as the negative impact of the coronavirus pandemic, power cuts and a three-week strike in the steel and engineering industry began to wane. Source: BusinessTech
As competitors continue to raise prices or eliminate free editions for those who need them most, Workplace continues to serve businesses and professionals with a feature-rich suite that increases productivity while remaining broadly affordable. Source: BusinessTech
The Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF) increases from April. Source: BusinessTech
