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Earlier this week, Dr Nkosasana Dlamini-Zuma extended the national state of disaster – first declared on 15th March 2020 – by yet another month.
Adam Craker and Nadine Rix of IQbusiness discuss the mental health conditions facing employees returning to the office and how these can be addressed.
Rich nations shouldn’t force South Africa to ban new coal-power projects and impose other conditions as a requirement for funding to help reduce its environmental footprint, says Gwede Mantashe.
Many people are scared at the lengths Duduzile Zuma is prepared to journey in defense of her father – many believe that her expressions did in fact provoke mayhem in July.
James Ball of the Bureau of Investigative Journalism discusses the latest episode of the Smoke Screen Podcast which looks into the BAT bribery scandal.
The week-long walkout by as many as 300,000 members and allies of NUMSA is likely to lead to job cuts, further hammering the industry.
Less than three weeks after taking to the skies again, SAA is already facing a backlash from staff, cancelled flights, and support problems.
Elon Musk replied to Jeff Bezos on Twitter with a silver medal emoji – an apparent reference to their wealth, says The Wall Street Journal.
South African business sentiment dropped to a one-year low in September as economic activity continued to be hamstrung by Covid-19 restrictions and unease persisted following deadly riots in July.
The new subsea Equiano cable linking Africa and Europe will significantly decrease internet costs and triple internet speeds in South Africa, says Google.