Infrastructure Projects in South Africa Worth R340 Billion Kick Off
More than 50 infrastructure projects in South Africa worth R340 billion and impacting the sectors of water and sanitation, roads, energy and affordable housing...
Eskom’s Plant Maintenance Efforts to Bear Fruit in 2021
Eskom’s maintenance efforts, which will help reduce load shedding, are likely to bear fruit next year, says Eskom Chief Executive Officer André de Ruyter.
Speaking...
Over 15,000 Farmers Approved for COVID-19 Fund in South Africa
More than 15,000 small-scale farmers in South Africa have been approved for the COVID-19 Agricultural Disaster Fund, says Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development...
No Evictions or Demolitions Without a Court Order, Judges Rule
The City of Cape Town’s Anti-Land Invasion Unit (ALIU) will not be allowed to evict people or demolish their structures, whether occupied or unoccupied,...
South Africa a Case of ‘Diplomacy Without Diplomats’
Jules Cambon, a former French diplomat, wrote: "Diplomacy will always have ambassadors and ministers; the question is whether it will have diplomats?"
Referring to the...
South Africa Welcomes R150 Million Chinese Investment
Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies has welcomed the R150-million Chinese investment at the Dube Trade Port which will build local capacity in the...
South Africa’s Rand Finally Firmer, Trade Hopes Lift Stocks to 3-Week...
JOHANNESBURG - South Africa's rand firmed against the U.S. dollar in late trade on Friday, as hopes for a rapprochement on trade between Beijing...
Sibanye CEO Says Seismic Events a Fact of Life for South...
Earthquakes such as the one in which seven miners died last month in South Africa are impossible to predict and a fact of life...
“People Feel Betrayed”: Small-Scale Dagga Growers Fear Exclusion from Legal Trade
In the hillside Pondoland village of Manhlaneni, a small delegation from the Eastern Cape Department of Rural Development and Agrarian Reform stepped into a...
Now SABC Wants TV License Fees if You Watch Netflix on...
The constantly cash-strapped and facing bankruptcy South African Broadcasting Corporation now wants people to pay TV license fees not only if you don't watch...
