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Motorists warned to prepare for petrol price increase next month
The AA is predicting that petrol will increase by 80 cents a litre and diesel by around 61 cents a litre.
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Molefe: When Mboweni was governor, Sarb declined black-owned bank idea
He said the Guptas went to great lengths to help him realise the vision of a black-owned bank.
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SAB cancels another R2.5 billion in investments due to alcohol ban
This follows government's decision to ban the sale of alcohol for a third time since the start of the nationwide lockdown in March last year.
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Molefe calls for probe into ‘4 white-owned companies’ supplying Eskom with coal
Former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe said the real source of Eskom’s downfall was being ignored, with the blessings of President Cyril Ramaphosa and Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan.
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Molefe: Glencore sold shares to Ramaphosa to gain political benefits
Former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe’s lawyer said that he would not incriminate himself if asked about the Eskom civil claim and the criminal charges being investigated by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU).
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R2K Campaign set to take legal action to stop job cuts at SABC
It has warned that the public broadcaster’s restructuring plans would affect some of the country's marginalised official languages.
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Census performance failure could result in profound financial implications
Online census planning has been tested on some members of the public, but it doesn't seem to have taken.
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CWU 'shocked and disturbed' by resignation of Sapo CFO 3 months into job
The senior executive cited personal reasons for his departure but the union is not buying this.
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Eskom warns it may escalate power cuts if more breakdowns occur
Eskom implemented stage two rolling blackouts on Thursday afternoon and this round of power cuts will last until Sunday night.
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Emirates Airlines temporarily suspends flights to SA
The UAE-based airline said that the suspension would run from Saturday until 28 January due to unspecified operational reasons.
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Mokholo: False perceptions that I aided state capture making my life difficult
She said she was called in person by former President Jacob Zuma who told her to pass on an instruction to an Eskom board meeting.
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R2K Campaign slams SABC board for going ahead with retrenchments
R2K, which has spoken strongly against the retrenchment process, said the broadcaster’s restructuring plans would affect a number of marginalised official languages.
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ZWELINZIMA VAVI: Stop merely discussing the basic income grant
The state must implement the basic income grant now if it wants to retain any semblance of legitimacy, writes Zwelinzima Vavi.
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China's Xi pens letter to Starbucks tycoon to promote trade
Xi, responding to an earlier message from Schultz, urged the multi-billionaire to "continue to play an active role in promoting China-US economic and trade cooperation", the official Xinhua news agency said.
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SGBs urged to ensure school uniform costs don’t become burden on parents
The Competition Commission has issued a school uniform circular advising schools to adhere to guidelines.
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Tech show offers transport solutions for Covid-changed world
New options on display at the all-digital 2021 Consumer Electronics Show underscore the changes in mobility during the global health crisis, with more personal vehicle use and less emphasis on sharing.
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Eskom confirms stage 2 power cuts from Thursday through to Sunday
Eskom said that the power cuts were necessary due to to the loss of generation capacity overnight.
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Fears of tax revolt as alcohol firms struggle with excise taxes due to booze ban
The liquor industry is calling on government to provide some relief when it comes to specific taxes this year.
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Ex-Joburg Mayor Mashaba refutes claims he ended OUTsurance pointsmen contract
The City of Joburg has announced that the OUTsurance points men and women are back to assist traffic during peak hours following 15 months of frustration caused by traffic congestion in their absence.
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CWU, Bemawu set for another strike over SABC retrenchments
The SABC has issued redundancy and surplus letters to just over 300 staff after the conclusion of the Section 189 consultation process.
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Google 'experiment' blocks Australian news from local searches
Australia plans to force Google and Facebook to pay media organisations when their platforms host their content or face millions of dollars in fines, in one of the most aggressive moves globally to check the power of the US digital giants.
