Two top-level officials in the Cape Town unicity administration have been axed from their posts by the 10-month-old African Nation Congress/New National Party coalition, which governs the city. This was done to "streamline the top management team", said city manager Dr Wallace Mgoqi.
A mechanism to determine the ability of the financial services sector to fund black economic empowerment is likely, according to a report in the forthcoming issue of the Institute of Bankers’ SA Banker magazine.
Volkswagen South Africa’s fully built car export programme is now concentrating on the Asia Pacific region as a more attractive option than Europe, the company said on Tuesday.
Our dreaming will, as it has begun to do already, destroy the conditions necessary for human life on Earth. Were we governed by reason, we would be on the barricades today, dragging the drivers of Range Rovers and Nissan Patrols out of their seats and occupying and shutting down the coal-burning power stations.
Liberia on Tuesday began its first full day without Charles Taylor as president, as efforts were set to intensify to get a lasting ceasefire and begin distribution of urgently needed humanitarian aid.
South African minimum wages for domestic workers are set to increase by 8% from November 1, the Department of Labour announced on Monday.
The motor industry should anticipate a ”massive” strike next month if the upcoming wage negotiations with employers do not yield positive results, the National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa) said on Monday.
Microsoft was ordered to pay -million on Monday after losing a patent-infringement suit that accused the world’s largest software maker of stealing technology used in its Internet Explorer web browser, news reports said.
Reform school as a sentencing option for juveniles is ”all but a dead letter” in South Africa as there is only one reform school to service eight of the nine provinces, the Grahamstown High Court heard on Monday.
The BBC journalist who reported that Britain exaggerated the case for war in Iraq was set to testify on Tuesday before a judicial inquiry into the apparent suicide of the government scientist allegedly behind the claims.