“I cannot tell you how arrogant Cape Town is”: Wayne Duvenage
Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) CEO Wayne Duvenage said the City of Cape Town was abusing its powers by demanding that residents register their solar installations.
Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) CEO Wayne Duvenage said the City of Cape Town was abusing its powers by demanding that residents register their solar installations.
A recent report noted a reverse semigration trend of skilled young professionals leaving Cape Town.
The Sharpeville Exhibition Centre and Garden of Remembrance are showing signs of neglect despite the area’s historical importance.
MTN has big plans for AI data centres on the African continent.
As the US and Israeli strikes against Iran violate the foundations of international law, the economic and human costs will soar. After three weeks of effective war, the hostilities have caused severe regional spillovers, thousands of deaths, the displacement of millions and a massive global energy crisis that continues to expand. If the implications are…
The City of Johannesburg has disputed claims alleging that its electronic billing platform was experiencing a critical failure.
South Africa’s forecourt industry is set for a massive change, as motorists decreasingly use petrol and diesel.
DHL estimates that global trade in South Africa will grow quickly, and its latest acquisition is lined up to boost it.
The Gautrain is entering a new era of management, with the world-class infrastructure project set for a massive expansion.
A new Social Research Foundation poll places businessperson Dr Patrice Motsepe as the most favourably viewed among leading ANC leaders, ahead of secretary-general Fikile Mbalula and deputy president Paul Mashatile. The poll, conducted in March among a sample of 2 222 respondents, shows Motsepe has a 33.1% favourability rating, compared with 22.0% for Mbalula and…