-
Experts label Mboweni’s Budget speech ‘too optimistic’
Business -
[LSITEN] Private hospital in Soweto launches new cardiac centre
Business -
Mrwebi denies ever being in cahoots with Selebi
Local -
Lawyer seeks to ditch Vicki Momberg
Local -
Police on standby in Diepsloot amid reports of fresh protests
Local -
#RandReport: Rand flat after slipping in knee-jerk reaction to budget
Business
Popular Topics
-
Experts label Mboweni’s Budget speech ‘too optimistic’
Business -
[LSITEN] Private hospital in Soweto launches new cardiac centre
Business -
Mrwebi denies ever being in cahoots with Selebi
Local -
Lawyer seeks to ditch Vicki Momberg
Local -
Police on standby in Diepsloot amid reports of fresh protests
Local -
#RandReport: Rand flat after slipping in knee-jerk reaction to budget
Business
Popular Topics
-
Mboweni's gesture of goodwill: No pay hike for MPs
Politics -
[WATCH] 'Extremely flat & no plan on SOEs' – MPs slam Mboweni’s Budget speech
Politics -
Spend less time criticising national govt, Zille told in Sopa debate
Politics -
PSC finds Muthambi broke some rules when hiring staff at private office
Local -
IEC hoping for 80% turnout in May elections
Local -
2,000 unplaced learners in attendance as WC opposition debates Zille's Sopa
Local
Popular Topics
-
[OPINION] We could drink a case of Caster
Opinion -
[OPINION] Both democracy & authoritarianism are on the rise in Africa
Opinion -
[OPINION] Abolition of Angola’s anti-gay laws may pave way for regional reform
Opinion -
[OPINION] Load shedding 101 - a Zimbabwean's survival tips for SA
Opinion -
[OPINION] What mapping Kenya’s child deaths for 50 years revealed
Opinion -
[OPINION] Of spoofs, gaffes and the #MensConference
Opinion
Popular Topics
-
[LSITEN] Private hospital in Soweto launches new cardiac centre
Business -
#RandReport: Rand flat after slipping in knee-jerk reaction to budget
Business -
Raymond Zondo urged to summon those implicated in Eskom corruption
Business -
Grant for pensioners to increase to at least R1,780 monthly
Business -
Sasol contributed to Vaal River system pollution, says whistle-blower
Business -
Budget speech does little to address economic challenges - opposition
Politics
Popular Topics
-
Designer Karl Lagerfeld to be cremated without ceremony
Lifestyle -
Jackman enters Guinness Book of Records for longest-serving Marvel superhero
Lifestyle -
50 Cent left ‘fearing for his life’ in wake of alleged police threat
Lifestyle -
Jack Whitehall to perform with Hugh Jackman at BRITs
Lifestyle -
Dolly Parton praises #MeToo movement
Lifestyle -
Beyoncé and Jay Z ban guests from taking photos at pre-Oscars party
Lifestyle -
Budget breaker: Ithuba confirms R232m PowerBall winner from Cape Town
Lifestyle -
Did Khloe Kardashian confirm Tristan Thompson cheating rumours?
Lifestyle -
One winner lands massive R232m PowerBall jackpot
Lifestyle
-
Daniels delighted, Jele unhappy as SuperSport sink Pirates
Sport -
Spurs star Kane back in training ahead of schedule
Sport -
Xasa confirms facilitator to oversee Sascoc changes
Sport -
Sport Dept 'cautiously optimistic' in Semenya-IAAf battle
Sport -
George Maluleka adamant Chiefs can still win PSL title
Sport -
Who are the experts who'll support Semenya in her IAAF battle?
Sport
Popular Topics
-
[WATCH] #Budget2019 in 60 seconds with Bruce Whitfield
Business -
[WATCH] Taxi driver caught transporting 46 kids in vehicle
Local -
[WATCH] Failed launch of UKZN's sounding rocket seen as learning opportunity
Local -
[WATCH] Cosatu marches on Parly ahead of Budget speech
Local -
[WATCH] Tuks host Maties in pick of Varsity Cup fixtures
Sport -
[WATCH] DA kicks off mobilisation week ahead of manifesto launch
Politics -
[WATCH] How did we get here? The Eskom crisis explained
Business -
[WATCH] Xasa: 'The IAAF is being sexist towards Caster Semenya'
Sport -
[WATCH] Disruptions and protests as Zille delivers her final Sopa
Politics
-
[LISTEN] Banking Association of SA urges calm over Eskom restructuring
Business -
[LISTEN] Are teachers ill-equipped to control classrooms?
Local -
[LISTEN] SAA says not unbundling, but changing business model
Business -
[LISTEN] What SA tax laws say about churches & religious institutions
Business -
[LISTEN] PAC accepts SACP’s Solly Mapaila’s apology for Sobukwe statement
Politics -
[LISTEN] Here's how to prevent students from dropping out
Lifestyle -
[LISTEN] It's about Time! SA artist Nelson Makamo on magazine cover triumph
Lifestyle -
[LISTEN] Unbundling Eskom a step in the right direction?
Business -
[LISTEN] Khoisan heritage still marginalised, says expert
Local
[CARTOON] Budget Meals
-
[CARTOON] We're with you, Caster!
Sport -
[CARTOON] No Love Lost
Politics -
[CARTOON] PerSONA non grata
Politics -
[CARTOON] Two-Faced Malema
Politics -
[CARTOON] Agrizzi 'Fesses Up
Local -
[CARTOON] Fat Cats 'n Rats
Politics -
[CARTOON] RIPTuku
Africa -
[CARTOON] Spanners in the Works
Politics -
[CARTOON] Not One To Blow His Own Trumpet...
Politics
- Thu
- 28°C
- 15°C
- Fri
- 27°C
- 15°C
- Sat
- 28°C
- 14°C
- Sun
- 31°C
- 15°C
- Mon
- 29°C
- 13°C
- Tue
- 30°C
- 15°C
- Thu
- 23°C
- 17°C
- Fri
- 30°C
- 17°C
- Sat
- 25°C
- 17°C
- Sun
- 26°C
- 16°C
- Mon
- 23°C
- 15°C
- Tue
- 21°C
- 15°C
- Thu
- 30°C
- 16°C
- Fri
- 29°C
- 16°C
- Sat
- 29°C
- 15°C
- Sun
- 33°C
- 17°C
- Mon
- 32°C
- 16°C
- Tue
- 30°C
- 17°C
- Thu
- 30°C
- 14°C
- Fri
- 29°C
- 16°C
- Sat
- 30°C
- 15°C
- Sun
- 32°C
- 16°C
- Mon
- 31°C
- 15°C
- Tue
- 32°C
- 16°C
- Thu
- 27°C
- 23°C
- Fri
- 26°C
- 22°C
- Sat
- 29°C
- 22°C
- Sun
- 28°C
- 22°C
- Mon
- 27°C
- 23°C
- Tue
- 31°C
- 22°C
- Thu
- 22°C
- 18°C
- Fri
- 23°C
- 18°C
- Sat
- 22°C
- 18°C
- Sun
- 23°C
- 18°C
- Mon
- 22°C
- 16°C
- Tue
- 22°C
- 16°C
- Thu
- 33°C
- 17°C
- Fri
- 35°C
- 19°C
- Sat
- 29°C
- 18°C
- Sun
- 31°C
- 18°C
- Mon
- 30°C
- 17°C
- Tue
- 21°C
- 13°C
- Thu
- 26°C
- 17°C
- Fri
- 27°C
- 18°C
- Sat
- 24°C
- 18°C
- Sun
- 23°C
- 17°C
- Mon
- 23°C
- 16°C
- Tue
- 19°C
- 15°C
- Thu
- 33°C
- 15°C
- Fri
- 31°C
- 18°C
- Sat
- 32°C
- 17°C
- Sun
- 36°C
- 19°C
- Mon
- 35°C
- 17°C
- Tue
- 34°C
- 18°C
- Thu
- 32°C
- 12°C
- Fri
- 33°C
- 16°C
- Sat
- 35°C
- 17°C
- Sun
- 34°C
- 15°C
- Mon
- 31°C
- 16°C
- Tue
- 32°C
- 16°C
- Thu
- 27°C
- 15°C
- Fri
- 26°C
- 18°C
- Sat
- 27°C
- 16°C
- Sun
- 29°C
- 16°C
- Mon
- 27°C
- 17°C
- Tue
- 29°C
- 15°C
- Thu
- 23°C
- 18°C
- Fri
- 24°C
- 17°C
- Sat
- 23°C
- 17°C
- Sun
- 23°C
- 16°C
- Mon
- 25°C
- 16°C
- Tue
- 22°C
- 14°C
Unemployment rate expected to decrease for Q4 of 2018
In the third quarter, the unemployment rate increased to 27.5% with 6.2 million people without work.
JOHANNESBURG – As Stats SA prepares to release the quarterly labour force survey on Tuesday, the unemployment rate is expected to decrease in the fourth quarter of 2018 due to seasonal factors.
In the third quarter, the unemployment rate increased to 27.5% with 6.2 million people without work.
Investec's Annabel Bishop says that the jobless rate is likely to drop slightly in the fourth quarter.
“The December and festive season tend to see more additional employment from retailers, from shop assistants and obviously the tourism sector as well and that tend to see a little of a mild improvement. We’re not expecting to see a dramatic improvement.”
(Edited by Leeto M Khoza)
Popular in Business
-
Experts label Mboweni’s Budget speech ‘too optimistic’
7 hours ago -
Grant for pensioners to increase to at least R1,780 monthly
9 hours ago -
[MUST READ] 2019 Budget Speech by Tito Mboweni
12 hours ago -
Raymond Zondo urged to summon those implicated in Eskom corruption
8 hours ago -
Budget 2019 in numbers
12 hours ago -
Mboweni unplugged: What you didn't hear in the Budget 2019 speech
10 hours ago
Choose an EWN Twitter account
Follow @ewnreporterFollow @ewnupdates
Follow @ewnsport
Follow @ewntraffic
Comments
EWN welcomes all comments that are constructive, contribute to discussions in a meaningful manner and take stories forward.
comments powered by DisqusHowever, we will NOT condone the following:
- Racism (including offensive comments based on ethnicity and nationality)
- Sexism
- Homophobia
- Religious intolerance
- Cyber bullying
- Hate speech
- Derogatory language
- Comments inciting violence.
We ask that your comments remain relevant to the articles they appear on and do not include general banter or conversation as this dilutes the effectiveness of the comments section.
We strive to make the EWN community a safe and welcoming space for all.
EWN reserves the right to: 1) remove any comments that do not follow the above guidelines; and, 2) ban users who repeatedly infringe the rules.
Should you find any comments upsetting or offensive you can also flag them and we will assess it against our guidelines.
EWN is constantly reviewing its comments policy in order to create an environment conducive to constructive conversations.