34 Views Thursday, 5 June 2025, was declared a Day of Safety at Harmony mines in South Africa. The Harmony…
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Ayo fined over breach of listing rules
33 ViewsJSE has fined the company R500 000. JSE-listed Ayo Technology Solutions has been fined R500 000 for not releasing…
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R72m foot-and-mouth vaccine delivery due mid-June
28 Views Karan Beef says vaccination efforts are contingent on ‘availability from the state’. The Department of Agriculture expects a…
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Warning from industry that Steel Master Plan has stalled
37 Views While ministers punt industrialisation, the Steel Master Plan is not getting the sector anywhere. Why is it not…
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Political events happening in June expected to affect South African SMEs
38 Views ‘The fuel levy increases will compound existing cost pressures for SMEs, particularly those in logistics, manufacturing, and retail…
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Will SA run out of beef and chicken? Animal disease hits SA’s top producer — what it means for consumers
36 Views ‘Meat is going to be more expensive for everyone this winter, but many people will also face the…
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Health funders also heading to court about NHI Act
29 Views The Health Funders Association was established in 2015 to represent 20 medical schemes and three administrators in South…
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Three reasons why insurance is critical to small businesses
37 Views Unlike large businesses, many SMEs lack the cash reserves needed to recover from losses without facing major disruptions.…
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No one seems willing to take on taxi industry’s anti-competitive behaviour
33 Views The industry likes to emphasise that, unlike buses, it receives no subsidies from government – but when will…
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Tshwane cleaning tariff may be challenged in court
29 Views City is set to charge those who don’t use the service. The Tshwane metro may have to mount…
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