South Africa’s economy is simply stuck in a low-growth rut and not expanding at the pace required to make a meaningful dent in the sky-high levels of unemployment and poverty. The post SA economy expands by a better-than-expected 0.8% in Q2, with mining leading the way appeared first on Daily Maverick.
Sweepsouth’s annual report on domestic worker salaries found that nearly four in ten domestic workers earn less than the legal minimum, while their average household budget deficit has increased to almost R900 a month. The post Domestic workers earn below minimum wage — rising costs leave them in the red appeared first on Daily Maverick.
Exorbitant figures driven by Pretoria Capitals, who came to auction with the biggest spending purse.
Small businesses are ditching the familiar for Apple’s integrated ecosystem, driven not by brand loyalty, but by the calculus of downtime and the quiet promise of technology that just works. The post Apple’s quiet conquest of SA’s small business sector appeared first on Daily Maverick.
The Tsakani magistrate’s court on Tuesday released on warning a 31-year-old woman from Lindelani, Benoni, whose husband allegedly raped their 15-year-old daughter in 2022.
Eight boys from Khomani Primary School in Diepkloof, Soweto, were raped, allegedly by an adult perpetrator, after reportedly being drugged by a fellow Grade 7 pupil from the school.
The “stay at home” instruction by national police commissioner Gen Fannie Masemola to his deputy Lt-Gen Shadrack Sibiya was not unlawful, the full bench of the Pretoria High Court held on Tuesday
A popular shopping spot know for bargains, Dragon City, descended into chaos as authorities raided it to enforce bylaws on Tuesday
Embattled Inkosi Simphiwe Zuma, 55, who is charged with the murder of DA councillor and chief whip of uMngeni municipality Nhlalayenza Ndlovu, says the state wants to paint a picture of him being a criminal who is not fit to be a traditional leader.
Deputy minister of justice and constitutional development Andries Nel says the government will not allow criminals and gangsters to turn South Africa’s courts into danger zones.