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Numsa threatens national strike if motor sector snubs proposed 12% wage hike
Wage negotiations collapsed on Thursday, after two days of deliberations between the union and employers in the sector, including the Retail Motor Industry and the Fuel Retailers’ Association.
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HomeSweetHome: A lucky draw in new tourism campaign wins local travel discount
Tshokolo 'TP' Nchocho (CEO, Industrial Development Corporation) explains the Home Sweet Home promotion on The Money Show.
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Cosatu public sector unions, Nxesi meet in bid to prevent deadlock over wages
With many union leaders saying there is no appetite for a strike in the public service given the losses workers would incur amid the cost of living crisis, the meeting with Nxesi was meant to find a political solution to their differences with government in the negotiations.
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Solidarity hopes its energy experts are roped in swiftly to solve Eskom's woes
The trade union on Thursday sent its list of skilled power experts to Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan and Eskom CEO André de Ruyter.
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Twitter says Musk making up excuses to breach deal
In a filing, Twitter rejected counter claims made by Musk as he fights to walk away from the deal he inked in April to buy the San Francisco-based company.
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Treasury boss calls for Bain blacklisting but 'that's not good enough' - Abedian
Bruce Whitfield interviews Treasury acting DG Ismail Momoniat and Pan-African Investment & Research Services' Dr Iraj Abedian.
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Eskom ramps power cuts to stage 4 as shortage in generation capacity persists
The utility announced stage four rolling power cuts will be implemented from 4 pm on Thursday and will last until midnight.
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'UK govt set precedent with Bain ban' but 'SA lacks the moral courage to act'
Bruce Whitfield interviews UK MP and anti-apartheid activist Lord Peter Hain, and Bain whistleblower Athol Williams.
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Possible for US, EU to avoid recession: Fed official
The United States and the European Union can avoid recession and achieve a soft landing by bringing inflation down to an acceptable level, a US central bank official said Tuesday.
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Stage 2 power cuts return as Eskom suffers generation capacity shortage
The blackouts will be implemented between 4pm and midnight on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Fuel price decrease brings a bit of relief to struggling SA motorists
On Wednesday, both grades of petrol decreased by R1.32 a litre, diesel went down by between R0.88 and R0.91 a litre while paraffin will cost R1.44 less.
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'China export ban on SA wool is killing jobs, government must step in'
There is no foot and mouth disease in our wool producing areas - Bruce Whitfield interviews Agri SA's Christo van der Rheede.
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'Govt needs bilateral talks with business for social compact to be implemented'
Bruce Whitfield talks to Business Unity SA's Cas Coovadia about the social compact President Cyril Ramaphosa proposed in February
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Struggling Eskom warns power cuts may be implemented at short notice
Eskom has warned that due to the shortage of generation capacity, stage 2 power cuts may be implemented at short notice between 4pm and midnight over the next three days.
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BP profit triples to $9.3 bn on soaring energy prices
BP is the latest energy major to post bumper second-quarter earnings as oil and gas prices have surged in the wake of key producer Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Eskom's unsustainable debt poses a risk to the state - Godongwana
The minister said that Eskom had not asked for money yet but the utility's debt was unsustainable.
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BUSA says businesses must invest in energy storage solutions
SMMEs should consider investing in their own energy storage solutions in light of load-shedding, which is here to stay for the foreseeable future, according to Business Unity SA’s Environment and Energy Manager Happy Khambule.
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CoCT to pay cash for excess power generated by (some) customers
The City says this applies to commercial and industrial customers for now and residential customers will be added later.
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CoCT on drive to release more inner-city land for social housing
Two affordable housing projects in Salt River are in various stages of approval, says Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis.
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Numsa intends to approach Labour Appeal Court to challenge congress interdict
The Labour Court dismissed the union's application for leave to appeal against an earlier interdict.
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SA's Aspen standing ready to produce monkeypox vaccine 'when the call comes'
The Money Show interviews Dr Lisa Bonadonna, Group Executive for Biologicals at the Aspen Pharma Group.
