AgriFocus: New cold treatment opens up market opportunities in India
Thabile Nkunjana of the National Agricultural Marketing Council on the 10-year journey to establish the trade corridor and the infrastructure needed to support commodity exports.
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The gap between SMEs seeking funding and their readiness to secure it
Thabang Hleza, head of investments at the Masisizane Fund at Old Mutual, unpacks discusses funding readiness and capacity-building for small businesses.
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electricity disconnection | electricity reconnection | electricity theft | Emfuleni Local Municipality | Energy | Kevin Jackson
Corrupt officials allegedly demanded cash to reconnect electricity in South Africa
Seven individuals have been arrested for allegedly soliciting bribes to reconnect people’s electricity supply.
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.CO.ZA | .ZA Domain Name Authority (ZADNA) | Internet | Molehe Wesi | Palesa Legoze | Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies
South African agency responsible for .ZA Internet addresses is in trouble
Parliament wants the Department of Communications to prioritise developing a new funding model for ZADNA.
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R17,915 blow to teachers in South Africa
BusinessTech looked at the erosion in real wages for teachers in South Africa over the past seven years.
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Apple launches M6 chip with upgraded Mac Mini and Mac Studio
Apple announced upgraded Mac mini and Mac Studio desktop computers, giving the in-demand machines major processor upgrades.
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South African mining giant worth R122 billion for sale
Northam Platinum Holdings has opened itself up for a potential takeover following an unsolicited approach.
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Businesses in South Africa need to pay their workers at least R20,000 per month
Professor Ines Meyer of the Living Wage South Africa Network says that companies should pay their workers R20,000 per month.
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Ramaphosa says South Africa’s R264 billion construction site is coming
President Cyril Ramaphosa says R264 billion worth of infrastructure projects will kick off in the next 12 to 18 months.
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Firewall for stopping dodgy tenders in South Africa
OUTA CEO Wayne Duvenage says there is already an independent platform that can use AI to detect dodgy tender deals, government is just not interested in it.