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latest news & developments‘No one asked us’: West Coast fishers oppose offshore oil and gas development
From Doringbaai to Port Nolloth, West Coast communities are pushing back against mining and offshore oil and gas expansion. Residents, activists and fishers say consultation…
AI and Business Transformation: The Oracle-PwC Partnership that Unlocks Innovation with Oracle Fusion Cloud
Leading technology and consultancy firms PwC and Oracle hosted an exclusive event, Unlock Innovation with PwC and Oracle Fusion Cloud, bringing together industry leaders,…
Copper driving mergers and acquisitions in SA mining sector, report finds
The PwC report said the global pursuit of a just energy transition and the need for consolidation were reshaping the landscape of the local industry
PSC launched to combat workplace GBVH
The Private Sector Coalition brings SA businesses together to fight the scourge of gender-based violence and harassment
Ster-Kinekor suffers blockbuster blues
But the cinema group’s chief executive insists that the show will go on as load-shedding abates
Renewables alone cannot sustain SA’s energy needs – PwC report
South Africa and other African countries should accelerate their vast renewable energy potential to meet energy demands
Calls for South Africa’s ‘green’ hydrogen projects to get going
Industry players have said the country could lose out on investments
What businesses and chief executives are most afraid of in 2023
Two reports reveal what bosses and businesses worldwide are most concerned about. In South Africa, Eskom and cyber risks are big concerns
GDP contracts as SA’s sluggish economy embarks on a go-slow
Global dynamics and South Africa’s energy crisis will weigh on domestic growth for years to come. But green investment could, eventually, resuscitate the economy
Former Steinhoff CFO fined, banned from directing a listed company for the next decade
The JSE found Ben la Grange failed to fulfil his duties ‘with the necessary due care and skill’
Relief: Government must guard SA’s poor against inflation’s assault
It could prove difficult for government to loosen its grip on the public purse, but economists say the current extraordinary circumstances require intervention
Unemployment rate retreats to 34.5%
But forecasters are expecting the jobless rate to stay elevated, as load-shedding and inflation take their toll
Explainer: Why wage talks are inflation’s next battlefront
High food and fuel prices have prompted trade unions to make bigger wage demands, which will exert upward pressure on longer-term inflation
Defiant Ntutu vows to fight back against ANC suspension
The suspended Amathole regional secretary has nowhere to go after he was suspended after the reinstatement of corruption charges, but vows to continue his fight
South Africa forges ahead with domestic carbon offset programme
Industries can take advantage of carbon tax allowances if they finance projects mitigation projects