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Labour Department takes Huawei to court for hiring 90% foreign nationals, SA left frustrated
Home Affairs changes permanent residency rules for foreign national graduates with critical skills
Foreign national graduates who obtain critical skills from South African higher training institutions will have a harder time obtaining permanent residency.
Mara Phones smartphone assembly plant goes on auction, SA's first smartphone factory bankrupt
Mara Phones, South Africa's first smartphone factory, is on auction. The assembly plant was established in 2019 and received government support, but has failed.
"Maaka": Eskom debunks claims R4 billion was accidentally paid to a supplier, South Africans are not buying It
South Africa's state-owned power utility has denied allegations made on social media that R4 billion accidentally paid to coal supplier Quinton van der Burgh.
Vodacom 'Please Call Me' inventor Nkosana Makate to bag more than R47m, SA jubilant
Vodacom's "Please Call Me" service developer Nkosana Makate won his latest legal battle against the cellphone company after the high court ruled in his favour.
“DStv subscription thing is a scam”: South Africans call out DStv for scheduled price hike in April
From April 2022, South Africa DStv customers will have to pay more for their monthly subscriptions. The new package increases will vary between R4 to R20.
South Africa's fuel price is much higher than other African countries, how fuel is calculated in SA
The Department of Energy and Mineral Resources recently announced that on 2 February, a fuel hike will come into effect placing petrol above the R20 mark.
Kit Kat 'containing glass' recalled, SA has questions: "Was the controller having a break?"
Nestlé South Africa has urged lovers of its two finger and minis milk chocolate bars to refrain from eating them. The company said the products contain glass.
Toyota Financial Services and WesBank referred to Competition Commission, accused of collusion
Toyota Financial Services South Africa and WesBank have been accused of colluding in connection with vehicle loans in an exclusion agreement they both signed.
Prasa estimates 3 000 employees on payroll do not exist, working to clean up workforce
The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa announced that there is a discrepancy between registered employees and those that are verified, qualified employees.
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