Business

If it takes job cuts to make SAA sustainable, the state-owned airline's pilots could find alternative opportunities in a region like the Middle East

Unemployment in the fourth quarter of 2019 was flat at 29.1%, Statistics SA’s quarterly labour force survey (QLFS) revealed on Tuesday, the first ti

Andre de Ruyter, Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd.’s chief executive officer, said that while he favours letting companies generate their own power there will

“We buy in the same shops, we pay the same transport, so we must be treated like all workers and get the same minimum wage,” says domestic worker Pi

South African motorists can look forward to a slight fuel price reprieve in early February, and if oil continues to trade at its current levels then

SAA is set to receive R3.5 billion bailout from the state-owned Development Bank of Southern Africa, according to the airline’s business rescue prac

President Cyril Ramaphosa says the government was not ready to totally dispose of its loss-making core assets, including cash-strapped entities Esko

The Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry, Fikile Majola, on Tuesday said the department has set aside R40 billion to support 400 black industrialis

Moody’s Investors Service have changed their outlook for African banks in 2020 to negative from stable, reflecting their weakening operating environ

The standing committee on public accounts (Scopa) has called on the top 20 municipalities owing Eskom to provide payment plans by the end of Februar