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South Africa's infrastructure investment set to rocket in next 3 years
Treasury reported that the global economy is recovering faster than expected from the negative effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, giving South Africa hope.
Business news: Saudi power company to build R11.6 billion solar tower in South Africa
ACWA Power of Saudi Arabia is developing a R11.6 billion 100MW solar project in South Africa. Absa has teamed up with Cape Town Metro Rail to make it happen.
Taxi industry in the spotlight for paying only R5m in tax on R90bn revenue
The taxi industry in SA generates revenue of R90 billion a year, yet it paid tax of only R5 million. The DA has drawn Parliament's attention to the figures.
Zimbabwe to work with Botswana & Zambia on Kazungula Bridge completion
It was announced that Botswana and Zambia have decided, based purely on principle, to continue to work with Zimbabwe on the final stage of the Kazungula Bridge.
Pierre van Tonder: Former Spur CEO built an empire from small business
Former Spur CEO Pierre van Tonder has been praised for building an empire from a small business. Van Tonder passed away on Sunday, a week after he shot himself.
Strength of South African rand peaks, highest in 16 months
For the first time in 16 months, the South African rand is at its strongest and there are several factors that have contributed to this positive economic shift.
“Excellent”: Mzansi reacts to waitress who got 100% tip for best service
An unnamed generous woman has inspired many people on social media circles after issuing a 100% tip to a Durban waitress who just served her at a restaurant.
Government pension fund acquires Deloitte building in Gauteng
The Public Investment Corporation has acquired the Deloitte building in Midrand, Gauteng on behalf of the Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF), say reports.
Drip owner Lehau Sehoana’s empty petrol tank draws reactions from Mzansi
Drip founder Lekau Sehoana is slowly making it as a businessman but his images on social media tell a story that it’s tough times for everyone in real life.
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