A labour expert believes workers in the Post-Democracy construction sector should be remunerated better than they currently are, as, annually, the post-apartheid state has been pumping tens of billions worth of money into megaprojects in the past two decades. Eddie Read the full story
Experts from three of UK’s leading universities who have faulted International Monetary Fund (IMF) policies for fuelling the spread of the Ebola epidemic in West Africa have their facts entirely wrong. Through the study that they have released the Read the full story
End users must be wondering whether they should be excited or dismissive at the announcement of the ongoing talks on the revised roaming agreement between telecommunications giants, MTN and Telkom. Analysts have observed that benefits of recent deals involving Read the full story
The contentious eviction of refugees – most of whom from Zimbabwe – from Central Methodist in Johannesburg should compel charity organisations to rethink on how they run their operations. While Bishop Paul Verryn’s benevolence is a commendable act from a Read the full story
Reports that recent surveys, which have been conducted in some fields, have ranked South Africa as Africa’s ‘best’ or ‘leader’ provide some sort of relief to fears that the country is on a terminal decline to Zimbabwe levels. Some would Read the full story
Over twenty years ago, you had to be over 50, possibly closer to 60, to be entrusted with managing a company with assets valued over a billion rand. Now that’s no longer the case from increasing statistics of younger CEOs Read the full story
The 2014 festive season road accident statistics indicate that South African roads are not getting any safer for the road user, despite the high intensity of the “Arrive Alive “campaign. In order to address this challenge, an enterprising Hilton-based firm, Read the full story
His is purely a selection of convenience. It might be argued that had the regulars been match fit he would not have even touched the much coveted Proteas’ jersey. 1,448 days and 30 tests since a black African Read the full story
Better private sector CSI transparency Recent reports indicate that majority of JSE-listed companies are not sincere about the claims that they make about their corporate social investments. Shamelessly, some of them exaggerate the impact which their donations make to the Read the full story
Though there are reports that the level of productivity of South Africa’s agricultural sector is in a state of decline or stagnation, a recent survey shows that the situation is not as worse as it is generally depicted. The country Read the full story