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South Africa’s tourism industry relieved as government halts proposed VAT hike
South Africa's government postpones a proposed VAT increase, sparking relief and renewed discussions among tourism leaders about the potential impact on the industry.
Health Minister faces backlash over R28 million NHI advertising spend
Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi faces criticism from the DA for spending R28 million on NHI advertising while South Africa grapples with a severe shortage of healthcare professionals.
Health Minister faces backlash over R28 million NHI advertising spend
Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi faces criticism from the DA for spending R28 million on NHI advertising while South Africa grapples with a severe shortage of healthcare professionals.
Long Covid: The silent struggle of sufferers ignored by the world
Millions of South Africa are suffering with symptoms generally known as Long Covid. This growing crisis is shattering lives, disrupting families and has a stigma attached to it. We delve into the human stories of people who have been left to suffer in silence.
SONA 2025: A closer look at the R940 billion infrastructure commitment
Discover the details of South Africa’s ambitious R940 billion infrastructure investment plan as outlined by President Ramaphosa and what it means for the economy.
Top 10 reactions from SONA 2025
Political leaders shared their mixed reactions to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address 2025, highlighting praise, disappointment and calls for accountability.
Malema slams Ramaphosa’s SONA as ‘waffle and empty words’
EFF leader Julius Malema tore into President Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address, accusing him of delivering nothing more than unfulfilled promises.
South Africa’s growing Global Business Services Sector offers thousands of jobs to youth
South Africa's Global Business Services sector demonstrates remarkable growth, creating over 14 000 new jobs in 2024 and generating R13. 6 billion in export revenue. The sector's expansion, attracting major international investors, positions the country as the third most attractive offshoring destination globally.
Digital etiquette: The challenges of professionalism in the remote working era
Professionalism, etiquette, dress-codes and time zones are challenges facing companies as they manage remote working frameworks and the current culture of always-on access to employees, says Natalie van der Merwe, Head of Telephony at Vox.
Unemployed doctors in Eastern Cape march for sustainable healthcare jobs
The healthcare system in the Eastern Cape is on the brink as the marchers persist in their fight for recognition and change.
Western Cape to hire 477 new teachers despite budget cuts that forced 2,400 teaching jobs cuts
In a surprise development, Western Cape, MEC of Education David Maynier, has announced plans to hire 477 new teachers for new schools and new classrooms, despite over 2,400 teachers losing their jobs this month.
‘We’re regarded as poorest province, but we made it', says Free State Education MEC after 91 percent pass rate
The Free State province has once again claimed the top spot in South Africa’s 2024 National Senior Certificate (NSC) results, for a sixth consecutive year, with a historic 91% pass rate.
School leavers – have you considered a rewarding career path in mining?
From geologists and environmental scientists to logistics managers and heavy machinery operators, there are many opportunities for school leavers to find a career in mining that suits their interests and abilities.
Minister unveils R650 million job creation initiative in Cape Town
In a groundbreaking move aimed at alleviating unemployment in South Africa, Minister of Employment and Labour, Nomakhosazana Meth, unveiled ambitious plans to create jobs for South Africans during a recent media briefing in Cape Town.
Minister unveils R650 million job creation initiative in Cape Town
In a groundbreaking move aimed at alleviating unemployment in South Africa, Minister of Employment and Labour, Nomakhosazana Meth, unveiled ambitious plans to create jobs for South Africans during a recent media briefing in Cape Town.
Government faces backlash over termination of CWP workers
Cosatu said the development was particularly worrying because these participants would be plunged into instant poverty and would struggle to secure other employment in an economy with an unemployment rate of 41. 9%.
Government faces backlash over termination of CWP workers
Cosatu said the development was particularly worrying because these participants would be plunged into instant poverty and would struggle to secure other employment in an economy with an unemployment rate of 41. 9%.
SA talent report reveals the most challenging roles to fill in 2025
Key insights into South Africa’s top in-demand skills and recruitment challenges
Trust and hybrid working: what is it, how do you develop it, and how do you protect it?
Two work-from-home heroes emerged from the pandemic: technology and trust.
The Economic Power of Culture: A path to growth and innovation
Discover how the commercialisation of the cultural sector can serve as a catalyst for economic development, innovation, and job creation in South Africa
Reinstatement of provincial crime intel boss met with mixed reaction
Tiyo was axed from his position on grounds of misconduct, allegedly having lost a firearm and laptop, and using the State’s criminal intelligence resources to trace the suspects and allegedly assault them.
Tips to help you during your salary negotiations for 2025
Are you struggling with the anxiety of salary negotiations? Here are practical tips to help you secure the compensation you deserve.
Concerns raised over SAPS recruitment and infrastructure challenges
The portfolio committee on police expresses serious concerns about SAPS’s recruitment strategies and the deteriorating state of police station infrastructure, highlighting the urgent need for reform.
Powering South Africa's future by building a workforce for the green hydrogen revolution
The green hydrogen economy has a broad supply value chain that requires specialised skills, says the author.
Turning adversity into opportunity
Thulasizwe Mathenjwa transformed his life from a traumatic injury to becoming a successful poultry farmer, creating jobs and enhancing food security in his community.