When upliftment is healthy business – Stadio illustrates
Stadio expects to more than triple its enrolments by 2030 and is in talks to set up a medical school joint venture with a government tertiary education institution.
Stadio expects to more than triple its enrolments by 2030 and is in talks to set up a medical school joint venture with a government tertiary education institution.
South Africans are increasingly being faced with the prospect of being unable to rely on any tier of government for water and electricity, something many comparable economies take for granted.
Despite increased revenue, Eskom’s subsequent increase of its headcount as well as its debt obligations have put it in a precarious situation.
A Cosatu-led strike is damaging to the ANC and South Africa, analysts have warned.
South Africa’s debt-laden power utility raced to stabilise the grid this week by resorting to the most intense supply cuts in four years.
Eskom, which intensified supply cuts that threaten businesses Monday, continues to represent a significant risk to the country’s finances, Moody’s Investors Service said.
Eskom CEO Phakamani Hadebe has said in an interview that a debt swap would be “easy” for government.
The JSE is witnessing a paradox: foreign investors are selling in the local market but buying a US exchange-traded fund that invests in the shares.
Total SA said it has opened up a new “world-class” oil and gas province off the coast of SA after making a significant gas condensate discovery there.
President Cyril Ramaphosa, in a speech at the mining indaba, said Eskom’s contribution to the health of our economy is too great for it to be allowed to fail.