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South Africa's government proposes a VAT increase to address fiscal challenges, but experts warn it may disproportionately affect the poor and middle class, raising concerns about its impact on consumer spending and economic growth.
South Africa's planned staggered VAT increase from 15% to 16% is drawing criticism from economists and citizens alike, who argue that already-strained households will bear the brunt of the government's latest revenue-generating measure.
Denosa has condemned Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi's announcement to recruit only 200 nurses as 'shockingly inadequate' amid a national nursing shortage crisis where projections indicate South Africa could be short 100,000 nurses by 2030.
Tshwane's Executive Mayor Nasiphi Moya unveils a comprehensive economic revitalisation strategy aimed at attracting R17 billion to R26 billion in investments by 2029, creating thousands of jobs and fostering sustainable growth.
Tshwane's Executive Mayor Nasiphi Moya unveils a comprehensive economic revitalisation strategy aimed at attracting R17 billion to R26 billion in investments by 2029, creating thousands of jobs and fostering sustainable growth.
Cyril Must Fall' protesters will march through Tshwane to the Union Buildings this Friday, causing significant traffic disruptions as the Defend South Africa movement demands Ramaphosa's resignation over alleged corruption, economic decline and the Phala Phala scandal.
Despite a slight increase in jobs, South Africa faces a daunting reality with 91 000 fewer employed than last year, revealing deep-rooted economic challenges that demand urgent action
Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Dean Macpherson, promises to address allegations of political patronage and corruption within the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP), stressing that the status quo is unacceptable.
With 28 million South Africans dependent on social grants and unemployment at 31. 9%, experts and civic organisations warn that the R284. 7 billion welfare system is unsustainable without urgent economic reforms and job creation initiatives. Here's why the transition from social dependency to economic growth is crucial for South Africa's future.
GIWUSA criticises Minister McKenzie for favouring certain racial groups in job adverts, demanding immediate action from President Ramaphosa.
Workers union GIWUSA has launched a scathing attack on Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie, demanding his immediate removal after job advertisements explicitly excluded black candidates. The union has given a 7-day ultimatum before pursuing legal action, while McKenzie defends the posts as addressing historical employment imbalances.
Mahindra South Africa marks its 20th anniversary by signing a groundbreaking MoU with the Industrial Development Corporation to explore establishing a new vehicle assembly facility, potentially boosting local manufacturing and employment opportunities.
In a landscape fraught with pressure, South African job seekers find solace in their humour, transforming awkward interview moments into laughable stories that resonate across the nation.
The Democratic Alliance has launched a nationwide petition challenging the proposed VAT increase, arguing that South Africa's economic recovery depends on job creation rather than increased taxation.
In his weekly newsletter on Monday, Ramaphosa said the government's infrastructure drive was gathering pace because of various reforms and initiatives the state has put in place.
Speaking on his upcoming role, Ndlozi said: "Radio is a powerful medium for challenging norms and sparking meaningful conversations. "
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For Tintswalo Safari Lodge, luxury goes beyond the game drives and lavish accommodations—it extends to a deep-rooted commitment to uplifting the local community in the Manyeleti Game Reserve.
The MK Party has accused President Cyril Ramaphosa of failing to deliver on key issues, including unemployment, housing, and Eskom’s stability, calling for a rejection of the government’s leadership.
The African Mining Vision is set to revolutionise the continent's mining sector through electric vehicle adoption and green mineral strategies. This transformation promises to boost economic growth while addressing climate change challenges and creating sustainable job opportunities across Africa.
South Africa’s tourism sector recorded 8. 92 million international arrivals in 2024, marking a 5. 1%increase from 2023. While Africa remains the largest source market, growth from regions suchas the Americas and Asia suggests a steady recovery.
PPC's R3 billion investment in a new cement plant in the Western Cape promises to boost local jobs and infrastructure, marking a significant step towards economic growth in the province.