It was hugely expected that, after the six month long AMCU-led strike, sanity would prevail in the mining sector. However, recent developments are not encouraging, as the recent strike involving Northam Platinum Mine indicates. It is clear that the employers Read the full story
There is an interesting development taking place in the broadband internet space. Vodacom has revealed its plans to acquire broadband company Neotel, from India’s Tata Communications. This is view to expand its fibre network. According to Vodacom Group CEO, Shameel Read the full story
With Eskom’s guarantee of a steady power supply to investors as unpredictable as Johannesburg weather these days, a South African industry group, Energy Intensive User Group (EIUG) has warned energy minister, Tina Joemat-Pettersson, about the impact the situation is going Read the full story
When the Gauteng Department of Education needed Wi-Fi reliable service providers to launch its e-learning initiative for the 2015 Academic year, UC-Wireless rose to the occasion. Thanks to the company’s quality services, the launch of the Gauteng’s Department Read the full story
Perhaps mines have a valid reason not to raise the wages that their hardworking employees demand. Lead analyst of international credit insurer Coface, Saijil Singh, said that labour costs were the biggest operating costs for mining. Labour was ranked Read the full story
The Nedbank and Old Mutual boards have found a replacement for Ruel Khoza, the incumbent chairperson whose comments on a few issues of national interest have rubbed some politicians the wrong way/have not gone down with some politicians. The Read the full story
What do you get when you have Eric Tinkler with a bit of flair and leadership qualities? The answer is Dean Furman. When Gordon Igesund, Ephraim Mashaba’s predecessor, selected Dean Furman, soccer fans – the majority of whom in Read the full story
He might not have Patrick Motsepe’s clout or billions , but, still, in his own way, Xolani Shelembe is making a huge difference to his community. The owner of Doing Things Differently’, Shelembe launched his business after identifying a Read the full story
The country’s Deputy President, Cyril Ramaphosa, has joined a growing group of high profile people advocating for the use of tablets in schools countrywide to improve the quality of education. Ramphosa made this call during the “big switch on” Read the full story
After the natural outpouring of emotions following the Paris Terrorist attacks, as this piece is being posted on Transform SA online, it is time for an inquest without sitting on either side of the political fence. In the main, Read the full story
