Apple expected to unveil first folding phone, with new CEO in command – SABC News

Apple is widely expected to unveil a pricey folding iPhone at a launch event on Wednesday at its Cupertino, California, headquarters. The event, the first with new CEO John Ternus

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Court grants Golden Arrow interdict against planned NUFAS strike

Golden Arrow Bus Services says the High Court in Cape Town has granted them an interdict against a planned strike by the National Union for All Sectors (NUFAS) set for

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Oil tops $100, stocks slide as Middle East tensions escalate – SABC News

Brent crude prices surged past $100 a barrel on Wednesday, as escalating conflict in the Middle East fuelled worries about energy-driven inflation and sent global stocks tumbling ahead of several

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SA exploring more opportunities in its creative economy

South Africa is looking to unlock more opportunities in its creative economy as the country grapples with unemployment, particularly among young people. WIPO Director-General Daren Tang is in South Africa

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SA cherry farmers expected to benefit from Chinese export deal

South African cherries are set to enter the lucrative Chinese market for the first time. Agriculture Minister Wille Aucamp has signed a protocol opening market access for local cherry producers.

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FF+ questions Amazon Web Services ownership rule – SABC News

The FF Plus is calling on the Trade, Industry and Competition Department and Amazon Web Services to clarify whether South African law has mandated the requirements of the company’s investment

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GDP shrinks by 0.2% in the second quarter

The local economy contracted by 0.2% in the second quarter of this year. Statistics South Africa’s (StatSA) newly released data shows that the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) decreased by 0.2%

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Public comments for Eskom’s proposed 8.83% tariff hike for 2027 open

The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) says it is of utmost importance for the public to participate in public consultations, as their input will affect electricity tariff hikes.

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Austerity blamed for weak business confidence

Economists have warned that business confidence will remain low unless the government reverses its decision to cut spending in critical sectors. The warning comes as the country awaits Statistics South

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Expo hears that skills shortages threaten share of minerals boom – SABC News

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