These stores are illegal in South Africa – but there’s one in almost every shopping mall
A law expert has warned that outlets selling cannabis products are still technically illegal in South Africa.
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Extra R9,300 per month ‘tax’ for the average person living in South Africa
The average South African earning R30,000 a month pays almost half of their salaries to the government.
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Woolworths is being targeted, says forensic expert
The recent explosions at Woolworths stores in South Africa suggest that the company itself is being targeted rather than members of the public.
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Calm before the storm for one of South Africa’s most important employers
South Africa’s major sector remains resilient for now, but experts have warned that its heading into a perfect storm.
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Business Opinion | CCMA | Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr (CDH) | Department of Employment and Labour | Department of Home Affairs | South Africa
Warning to businesses employing foreign workers in South Africa
South African employers are being warned to prepare for increased scrutiny as authorities intensify inspections of businesses employing foreign nationals.
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Dark clouds gather over South Africa
The latest employment data paints a bleak picture for South African businesses in the first quarter of the year, with economists warning that things are likely to get worse.
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Business Opinion | education | National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) | South Africa | ZenFund Connect
Big problem for South Africans who make less than R600,000 a year
A South African fintech founder has warned that there is a systemic problem facing households earning between R350,000 and R600,000 a year in South Africa.
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BEE | BLSA | Business Opinion | Procurement
New BEE laws another shot in the foot for South Africa
Every rand spent on complying with South Africa’s bureaucratic transformation legislation is a rand not spent on service delivery, says Business Leadership South Africa CEO, Busi Mavuso.
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Massive legal warning for employers in South Africa
Workforce Healthcare has warned that new POPIA regulations have placed greater strain over medical supplies.
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The tide is turning against one of South Africa’s biggest employers
A prominent economist warns that recent growth indicators for one of South Africa’s largest employers aren’t as good as they sound.