NYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed rooms

Parallel legal proceedings have unfolded in Tanzania and SA, illustrating the complexity of cross-border litigation in Africa’s minerals sector

As foreign banks retreat from the continent, local lenders are stepping up to fill the gap

The Universal Basic Income Coalition said the government’s proposals to link the grant to employment-related conditions could exclude eligible beneficiaries

From 7 January, 93-grade unleaded petrol will decrease by 62 cents a litre while 95-grade petrol will cost 66 cents less

Afro-Map, which failed in its own bid to buy the transformer producer, filed the complaint, saying provisions of the Competition Act were flouted in the deal

The service, which will operate three times a week, cuts travel time to under ten hours and provides the fastest connection between South Africa and Western Australia

The Mining Affected Communities United in Action says the mining giant must ‘take full responsibility for unpaid debts and abandoned communities’

Racial ‘bias, flawed reasoning’ led to Afro-Map’s bid being unfairly rejected by business rescue practitioners, claims local firm

As Africa urbanises and grows, the need for infrastructure investment will increase

Transnet is currently appealing a court ruling which dismissed its urgent application to compel Gijima to complete critical data migration following the expiry of a R1.5 billion contract

The government will support the industry through the automotive investment scheme

A special report highlighted ‘the glaring gap in regional and global participation in export trade’ where youth and women-led micro, small and medium enterprises are concerned