Government to clamp down on foreign drivers in South Africa
The government will announce a number of policy changes for drivers following widespread protests in the truck and freight industry. Source: BusinessTech
The government will announce a number of policy changes for drivers following widespread protests in the truck and freight industry. Source: BusinessTech
A contractual issue between Eskom and Tenova Mining and Minerals SA has raised concerns about extended load shedding in South Africa. Source: BusinessTech
MTN Group Ltd recently made a takeover approach for Telkom SA SOC in a deal that would’ve combined South Africa’s second and third largest telecommunications operators, according to people familiar with the matter. Source: BusinessTech
New research suggests evidence of the global ‘great resignation’ trend is emerging in South Africa as overworked employees are quitting their jobs. Source: BusinessTech
South Africa’s new and pre-owned market will continue to be constrained in supply due to multiple factors, says Mark Dommisse, chairperson of the National Automobile Dealers’ Association (NADA). Source: BusinessTech
South Africa’s new finance minister Enoch Godongwana will present his first Medium Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) against the backdrop of contrasting fortunes, say economists at Nedbank. Source: BusinessTech
InterNations, a network for expats, has published new data highlighting the best and worst countries for expats to move and live. In 2021, Taiwan, Mexico, and Costa Rica are the best expat destinations globally, attracting expats with their ease of settling in and good personal finances. Source: BusinessTech
A record-low voter turnout for the elections this year has signalled citizen apathy and a lack of confidence in the democratic process. Source: BusinessTech
Coalition talks among South Africa’s biggest parties are ongoing, with reports from inside the negotiations pointing to a massive shift of power in the country’s biggest metros. Source: BusinessTech
Rami Hajjar, portfolio manager at Allan Gray, says all too often, the root of a crisis lies in a country consistently spending beyond its means. He looks at the recent financial collapse in Lebanon, and what the warning signs are for South Africa. Source: BusinessTech