You may be sending your UIF claim to a dead website
Queues at the Department of Labour office in Cape Town. Some people claining unemployment benefits online may be sending... Read more
20 May
Not All Bitcoin Treasuries Are The Same:
Why Africa Bitcoin Corporation’s Move To The JSE Main Board Is A Structural Upgrade, Not A Symbolic One The... Read more
20 May
Eskom warns Joburg of power cuts over R5.2bn debt
Johannesburg – Eskom has warned that the City of Johannesburg and City Power could face electricity supply interruptions at... Read more
20 May
Pensioners queue from 2am at SASSA office
Pensioners say they have to queue from the early hours of the morning to access services at SASSA’s Soshanguve... Read more
19 May
Mantashe says fuel supply ‘sufficient and stable’ despite global pressures
Cape Town – Mineral Resources and Petroleum Minister Gwede Mantashe has tabled the department’s R2.86 billion budget in Parliament,... Read more
19 May
Water tank delivery in SA has stopped pipes getting fixed and opened the door to corruption – research
Nyashadzashe Chiwawa, University of KwaZulu-Natal Across many cities and towns in South Africa, turning on a tap no longer... Read more
19 May
CEF data shows major diesel drop, minor petrol rise
Cape Town – South African motorists could see some relief at the pumps in June 2026, with mid-month data... Read more
18 May
Ramaphosa urges private sector to unlock R1.8 trillion reserves
Pretoria – South Africa is seeing a steady conversion of investment pledges into real economic activity and jobs, according... Read more
18 May
Eskom achieves first year free of loadshedding in eight years
Cape Town – South Africa has reached a major energy milestone after power utility Eskom announced that it had... Read more
18 May
Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa: how they stack up on reusing waste
Aifani Confidence Tahulela, Durban University of Technology and Fulufhelo Netswera, University of Venda The global economy still largely follows... Read more
14 May
