Новости за 02.11.2023

Many will accept more authoritarianism if it means less poverty. To be secure, democracy must make a difference in people’s lives

Trade unions from the US and sub-Saharan Africa will be calling for decent work to be put on the agenda at this week’s Agoa forum

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Pieter Groenewald of Freedom Front Plus highlighted inaccuracies in gender-based violence statistics

A senior treasury official told MPs the intention was not to close the widening deficit through higher personal income taxes

AU commissioner Albert Muchanga said reciprocal US access to duty-free African markets would not benefit the continent

Witness says Ntanzi claimed to have only heard of the footballer’s murder on the news as he was at work on the day

Given that the Northern Hemisphere experienced unprecedented weather this past summer, South Africa should be on high alert this El Niño summer

A KwaZulu-Natal businesswoman has discovered a winning formula, making amadumbe crisps as well as cassava flour and porridge

Eskom released its financials on Tuesday. The search for a new chief executive continues; City Power will take over the management of load-shedding in Johannesburg and Koeberg nuclear power station is still dealing with delay after delay.  Let’s take a closer look at the embattled state-owned enterprise. Eskom announced a staggering loss of R23.9  billion for […]

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has emphasised the need to address supply-side constraints, such as the country’s energy and logistics crises

It’s the perfect blend of innovation and convenience

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The ITB bought the late Zulu king a R2.9 million BMW, paid his tax bills and legal fees, as well as the royal family’s transport and accommodation