Will government act act against ANC council over outdated Merafong waste plan?

The outdated plan sparked outrage among residents who said it ignores today's environmental and regulatory realities.

Pension fund slammed for allocating death benefit to ghost girlfriend

And for shortchanging the deceased's family.

Joburg hiker rescued after surviving freezing night in the Drakensberg

Hussain Kotwal, an auditor from Auckland Park, had checked into Lake Naverone for a five‑night stay.

Durban N2 CIT heist attempt fails, guards robbed

The freeway was actually closed for a number of hours to allow for investigations to continue.

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Nearly 95 000 women are driving South Africa's automotive industry forward

Nearly 95 000 women are driving South Africa's automotive industry forward WOMEN's Month is an opportunity not only to celebrate the growing contribution women are making across South Africa's automotive The post Nearly 95 000 women are driving South Africa's automotive industry forward appeared first on Cape Business News.

Compressed air dryer dew point monitoring prevents costly contamination and downtime

Compressed air dryer dew point monitoring prevents costly contamination and downtime A compressed air dryer can appear to be operating normally while delivering air with an unacceptable dew point, increasing The post Compressed air dryer dew point monitoring prevents costly contamination and downtime appeared first on Cape Business News.

B.E.D.: Switching from acetylene to alternative fuels for cutting, brazing, soldering and heating

B.E.D.: Switching from acetylene to alternative fuels for cutting, brazing, soldering and heating ACROSS South African industries from mining and manufacturing to agriculture and energy, acetylene remains the default fuel The post B.E.D.: Switching from acetylene to alternative fuels for cutting, brazing, soldering and heating appeared first on Cape Business News.

Bühler food processing technology drives food security and innovation in Southern Africa

Bühler food processing technology drives food security and innovation in Southern Africa By Diane Silcock WITH food security, food waste and the need for more resilient local food production high The post Bühler food processing technology drives food security and innovation in Southern Africa appeared first on Cape Business News.

SME development in South Africa: Why government support keeps falling short

SME development in South Africa: Why government support keeps falling short By Larry Claasen THE South African receivables finance market – the practice of businesses using unpaid customer invoices to The post SME development in South Africa: Why government support keeps falling short appeared first on Cape Business News.

New witness expected to testify at Madlanga Inquiry

Witness P is scheduled to testify on the same day as North-West businessman Sulieman Carrim.

Julius Mkhwanazi, co-accused back in court for Emmanuel Mbense murder

The case relates to the April 2022 abduction and murder of businessman Emmanuel Mbense.

Chikane to be cross examined at TRC Cases Inquiry

Frank Chikane will be questioned on aspects related to the 1989 attempt to poison him.

ETA system will alleviate unemployment: Ramaphosa

The Electronic Travel Authorisation is fully digital and uses biometrics and facial recognition.

From captivity to freedom: BenTzur and Ori's journey to South Africa

South Africa's ETA system rejects more than 6,000 fraudulent applications

Pension fund slammed after pensioner waits for death benefit for nearly nine years

Gagged pastor pushes for 'queer-free' Cape Town

'It's not my fault' motto cripples Joburg's rescue efforts

ANC task team chair Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams blames the DA for the collapse since 2016, as EFF allies are thrown under the bus too.

Basetsana Kumalo shares five lessons for building a successful career

Basetsana Kumalo has built a career across media, fashion, property and mining.