Pepkor: 500-plus stores looted and damaged, but most will reopen in September
JSE-listed clothing retail giant Pepkor now says more that 500 of its stores in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng were looted and
Author: Siyabonga Mtangana
Raees Cajee’s evidence contradicted in Africrypt liquidation case
Raees Cajee’s attempts to stave off the final liquidation of Africrypt, the crypto investment scheme which appears to have roped
Reinstated Covid-19 social relief grant to pay out from the end of August
The new iteration of the Covid-19 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant will open its channels for applications from 9am
Taxis return to ‘normal’ on Cape Town roads
It was all hands on deck again for taxi operators on Tuesday, with the Congress for Democratic Taxi Associations (CODETA)
Liberty reports over 61% surge in death and disability claims
Insurance and financial services group Liberty on Wednesday reported a 61.4% increase in total death and disability claims being paid
SA election board will file application to delay vote
South Africa’s Independent Electoral Commission may file an application with the Constitutional Court on Wednesday to delay a municipal vote
SA’s virus epicenter shifts to Cape Town
The epicenter of a third wave of coronavirus cases in South Africa that’s being driven by the highly infectious delta
Is your retirement portfolio positioned for the inflation-beating returns on offer?
If the last year has taught investors anything, it is the cost of ignoring risk assets when market circumstances change so dramatically.
South African Lawmakers plan probe into emergency power contracts
South African lawmakers plan to probe the country’s emergency power procurement programme, the bulk of which was won by Turkey’s
US trucker shortage has it recruiting from abroad, including SA
A shortage of truckers across the U.S. has become so severe that companies are trying to bring in drivers from