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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.
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SA population tops 60m with 17m people younger than 15 - what about jobs?
Bruce Whitfield talks to former Statistician General Dr Pali Lehohla about the latest population figures.
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Numsa confirms it forged ahead with congress in contempt of court order
An earlier Labour Court ruling shut the door on an appeal against an earlier interdict.
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SA banks at high risk of money laundering, terrorist financing - regulator
Bruce Whitfield interviews Fundi Tshazibana, a Deputy Governor of the South African Reserve Bank.
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Home deliveries for pets - Shoprite takes its pet supplies business online
Bruce Whitfield interviews Mark Cotton (Head of e-commerce, Shoprite Group) about the new Petshop Science online service.
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Transnet swings to R5bn profit from R8bn loss in previous financial year
Bruce Whitfield talks to Group CEO Portia Derby about state-owned Transnet's results for the 2021/2022 financial year.
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More price hikes loom as tyre producers ask for higher duties on Chinese imports
Bruce Whitfield interviews Donald MacKay, Director at XA International Trade Advisors.
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'President's energy plan spot on, the key now is implementation'- Brian Dames
Bruce Whitfield interviews ex-Eskom CEO Brian Dames (African Rainbow Energy & Power) and Deloitte Africa's Andrew Lane.
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Telkom takes Ramaphosa to court in bid to stop SIU probe
TechCentral editor Duncan McLeod explains the background of the Telkom saga and why it's pushing back - on The Money Show
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McDonald's tracking inflation impact as Russia exit hits profits
The US restaurant chain scored higher comparable sales in most major markets except China, where Covid-19 restrictions hit sales.
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Cosatu: Govt has been making promises to fix SA electricity crisis
The South African Photovoltaic Industry Association said government's energy action plan signalled continued growth in the solar sector.
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Eskom to buy power from private producers, neighbouring countries to boost grid
These were some of the new energy measures announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday night as he tries to bring an end to rolling power cuts.
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WATCH: Ramaphosa announces plan to end load shedding
This follows a number of consultations within government and with stakeholders and energy experts outside of government towards a collective solution.
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Report indicates increase in entrepreneurial activity amongst South Africans
According to the document, the sector that most people are getting involved in is retail and wholesale, which includes the informal sector, coming in at 56.7%.
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President Ramaphosa urges private sector to buy from black SMMEs
Ramaphosa was addressing delegates at the opening of the inaugural Black Industrialists and Exporters conference held at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg last week.
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After court halts Numsa congress, some members say union on brink of chaos
The events that have played out leading to the now-halted congress spell for some a “purge” of unprecedented proportions as expressed by former leaders of the union on Sunday.
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Hope around global food crisis after Russia, Ukraine sign grain export deal
The deal will free up millions of tons of grain blockaded since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Energy Dept begins formal process of deregulating petrol price in SA
Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe has published a government gazette, asking the public to chip in on his intention to introduce a price cap for 93 octane.
