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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South Africa’s moribund economy is dealing a hammer blow to the country’s banks, which are facing profit declines of as much as 85%.
A group of business organisations have signed a new petition calling for a complete end to the South Africa’s lockdown.
The Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) says it has noticed significantly higher activity with regard to retrenchments in May and June this year.
Key South African data released this week suggests a record economic contraction in the second quarter as the damage wrought by a nationwide lockdown to curb the spread of the coronavirus pandemic becomes clear.
Ford has launched its new limited-edition Ranger Thunder, promising a wider range of features and options over the standard Ranger model.
The question of whether local liquor sales will be opened up when the current advanced alert level 3 is re-evaluated from 15 August onward, will be a make or break decision for the industry, says wine industry body Vinpro.
Private medical group Netcare has launched its new NetcarePlus GP Vouchers, aimed at improving access to consultations with general practitioners (GPs) in private practices.
JSE-listed digital technology group Etion on Thursday (13 August) reported a decline in revenue for the year ended March 2020, while extending its losses and citing a slump in demand for installation of fibre to homes and offices in South Africa.
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has provided further clarity on its new ‘auto-assessments’ which are currently being sent out to taxpayers.
