South African Tourism is hosting the 7th Africa Youth in Tourism Innovation Summit & Challenge in Midrand today. The key focus areas include but are not limited to, youth entrepreneurship

The Public Service Commission (PSC) says government owes over R16 billion in leave payouts to nearly 190 000 employees. These workers were employed in the public service sector before July

Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts has agreed to launch an inquiry into a range of allegations against the Road Accident Fund (RAF). It’s the first committee inquiry of the 7th

Some economists are hopeful of a gradual improvement in jobs numbers after data released by Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) showed employment in the formal sector, excluding agriculture, fell by

Two young farmers in the North West province say they are hopeful that a donation of heifers received from Moalosi Bonsmara will contribute to their aim of becoming Bonsmara stud

While the tourism industry is still recovering from COVID, there is hope for potential growth in the sector for young and emerging entrepreneurs on the continent. Africa Youth Tourism Co-chairperson,

Electricity Minister Dr. Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says a payment settlement has been reached between Johannesburg’s utility, City Power and Eskom in their debt dispute. City Power will now pay  R3.2 billion

The National Union of Mineworkers is hosting its 18th Elective Congress. The congress will debate challenges confronting workers in the mining sector, construction, energy and metal sectors. Livestream: Source link

The Auditor-General of SA, as the chair of the SAI20 engagement group, is hosting a summit of supreme audit institutions of the G20 member countries. Livestream: Source link

Oil prices touched a five-month high before paring gains on Monday as oil and gas transit continued on tankers from the Middle East after US airstrikes against Iran at the