How poor governance has caused SA’s unemployment crisis: Ann Bernstein
As South Africa grapples with staggering unemployment figures, a closer look reveals a stark divergence between the Western Cape and Gauteng.
As South Africa grapples with staggering unemployment figures, a closer look reveals a stark divergence between the Western Cape and Gauteng.
During a Q&A session at BNC#6 in Hermanus, GG Alcock underscored the resilience and potential of informal entrepreneurs.
In a surprising turn, Britain’s unemployment rate has climbed to a six-month peak of 4.2%, signalling a cooling labour market.
Amidst South Africa’s mounting existential crises, unemployment stands as the gravest, fuelling societal ills.
South Africa faces a dire employment crisis, with over 7.895 million jobless citizens, doubling figures from 2008.
SA is proposing sweeping changes to its citizenship, immigration, and refugee laws, deeming current regulations relics of the colonial era.
Current South African labour regulations have come under scrutiny for infringing upon fundamental human rights.
Criminal intent and socio-economic desperation rather than racial hatred are behind many farm attacks in South Africa.
Author and informal economy expert GG Alcock engages with delegates at the BizNews Birthday Conference, answering their questions and enlightening the audience.
Kevin Lings takes a look back at the past three decades and correlates the SA share market with critical criteria like economic growth.