The construction sector has nobody to blame but itself for failing to transform as a number of associations within it refuse to accept collective bargaining, Public Works Minister, Thulas Nxesi, remarked during the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) central executive Read the full story
Like a sore thumb you stick out in an office populated by people of a particular race, gender or supposedly able bodied. It is only natural to feel that you are under undue scrutiny, real or perceived. Don’t feel guilty Read the full story
When Gauteng Premier David Makhura announced his plan to establish a panel to review the hotly contested e-tolls, little did he know that he would be dissuading potential investors from participating in the SA National Roads Agency (Sanral) bond auction. Read the full story
Directors of private companies that have landed the ‘pot of gold’ that is lucrative government tenders, in their state of jubilation, might overlook critical terms and conditions that could lead them into an unanticipated legal wrangle. Transform SA read this Read the full story
If there were a choice, government would cut down its wage bill, which consumes a huge chunk of its budget. It presents one of the big risks to financial sustainability, according to the Department of Treasury’s Annual Performance Plan 2014/18 Read the full story
The turbulent 1980s – the very height of apartheid – were not only unkind to people of certain racial groups, but also people with disabilities who were looking for a job. After realising that her disability, not her ability, was Read the full story
Following his anticipated departure from the embattled electricity utility, people kept second-guessing Briam Dames’ next destination. Others speculated that he was going to be part of BEE’s ‘next big’ billion rand consortium. But at least people now know that he Read the full story
For victims of the apartheid-era forced removals, belatedly, it’s a matter of justice being done, at least on paper. Transform SA is informed by the Presidency that President Jacob Zuma has signed the Restitution of Land Rights amendment into law. Read the full story
This is what you should bear in mind as an organisation: You are not giving an Affirmative Action candidate a favour by bring them aboard. The flawed thinking that you have been merely coerced by legislation could result into having Read the full story
The tendency of lending because they want to and not need to has landed the country’s youth deep into debt and most are battling to swim out of their predicament, Transform SA gathers from the Credit Ombud, Manie van Schalkwyk. Read the full story