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Black Business Council wants Eskom CEO Andre De Ruyter to step down over continued loadshedding, SA is unsure
Food prices will see dramatic hike following fuel price increase and concerns over festive season
Food prices are set to soar in the last 2 months of 2021. This increase, along with the fuel hike, has South Africans concerned about affording festivities.
MTN allegedly planning to take over Telkom, combining the 2 telecommunications companies
MTN, South Africa's second-largest telecommunications company is reportedly planning to take over Telkom, which is worth R29 billion, however, Telkom's not keen
Local content and live sports is how DSTV plans to stay ahead of the game
Multichoice CEO Calvo Mawela says international streaming services such as Netflix and Disney+ are not a huge threat because DSTV offers local content to viewer
Loadshedding has a negative impact on SA's economy, over 350 000 jobs on the line, says economist
An economist at PWC Dr Christie Viljoen says continued rolling blackouts in South African could result in more than 300 000 job losses by the end of the year.
Petrol price to increase by over R1 per litre, South Africans furious amid country wide economic pressure
South Africa's petrol and diesel prices are set to rise by over R1 per litre. This has left many South Africans furious as they cannot afford the increase.
3 People killed in Transnet pipeline fire after attempted fuel theft in Durban
An attempted fuel robbery near a Transnet pipeline in Clairwood, Durban, KwaZulu-Natal led to a massive fire that killed at three people on Sunday morning.
Take digital photography to the next level with the HUAWEI nova 8i
The new HUAWEI nova 8i smartphone provides the definitive digital experience for young people and for people who are young at heart. It does not mess around.
“Inside job”: Mzansi in disbelief over scary video of courier car robbed in daylight
A courier company was robbed in broad daylight and the video is going viral on social media where many locals feel for the workers who may lose their jobs.
"Great Idea": SAB is opting out of loadshedding, plans to produce own green electricity
The South African Breweries has plans to move away from relying on electricity from Eskom to produce its own electricity using 100% renewable energy by 2025.
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