Industry
SAA’s new interim board holds 1st meeting on asset valuation and audit outcomes, SA surprised SOE still exists
The newly appointed South African Airlines (SAA) board will hold its first meeting on Wednesday, 19 April, to discuss assets valuation and good audit outcomes.
Creative financing: How young entrepreneur bought profitable car wash in Tennessee and makes R100k per month
Hannah Ingram allegedly bought a coin-operated car wash in Tennessee to create passive income streams, using strategies from 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' to finance it.
Benefits of hybrid work for South Africans: Study shows improved well-being and work-life balance
With the rise of remote work, people are adopting split schedules to enjoy leisure activities in the afternoon, which can boost productivity and well-being.
MTN to roll out contingencies to brace for Stage 8 loadshedding after losing R695m to rolling blackouts
MTN is intensifying the rollout of its resilience plan to mitigate the effects of increased loadshedding after losing R695 million due to rolling blackouts.
Popular Durban butchery Stars Meats to close after alleged attempt on owner’s life made operating “untenable”
A well-known Durban butchery, Star Meats, is closing its doors for good after it had to deal with a smear campaign and an alleged attempt on the owner's life.
South African Engineer claims bike delivery drivers earn R8000 per month, some say it's not the full story
A South African engineer claimed in a Twitter post that delivery drivers for Uber and Bolt earn R 8K per month. This is supported by data showing R 2K per week
President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses mining indaba, says industry is crucial for job creation
President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the Investing in African Mining Indaba and said it is the government's responsibility to ensure the industry is growing.
KZN farmer throws out 12K litres of spoiled milk due to loadshedding, Mzansi says “he is wasting food”
A KwaZulu-Natal farmer, Alan Stratford posted a series of videos on social media showing the devastating impact loadshedding has had on his dairy business.
SAPA warns of chicken shortage as loadshedding causes slaughtering backlog, “Poor KFC lovers”: SA jokes
The South African Poultry Association has warned that the country might face a shortage of chickens as loadshedding severely impacts the slaughtering process.
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