The Northern Cape government says it will pursue projects related to renewable energy as it seeks to grow the economy of the province. The statement comes on the eve of

Business people and residents in the historic mining town of Pilgrim’s Rest, Mpumalanga, have expressed concern about the decline in tourism. The locals also blame governance failures for the bad

The South African Cabin Crew Association says South African Airways CEO Professor John Lamola’s sudden resignation couldn’t have come at a worse time. Both the SAA board and Transport Minister

South Africa’s citrus industry is bracing for a massive commercial surge following the signing of landmark trade agreement with China. Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen says new phytosanitary protocols will pave

The Board of South African Airways has announced the resignation its CEO, Professor John Lamola. In a statement released on Friday, both the Board and Transport Minister Barbara Creecy confirmed

The eThekwini Ratepayers Protest Movement (ERPM) in Durban has threatened to take to the streets if the proposed 2026-2027 tariff hikes are implemented. Mayor Cyril Xaba outlined steep tariff increases

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects subdued global economic growth resulting from the war in the Middle East which has pushed up oil and energy prices. As the multilateral financier

Gauteng has managed to meet its target of R200 billion in new investment pledges at its second Gauteng Investment Conference 2026 held in Johannesburg. This brings the total investment pledges

Deputy President Paul Mashatile says Gauteng remains the premier destination for investors seeking both high returns and economic resilience. Speaking at the Gauteng Investment Conference 2026 in Johannesburg today, Mashatile

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