President Cyril Ramaphosa announced more stringent lockdown level 3 regulations in his address to the nation on Sunday night.
The lockdown has brought many businesses in the tourism and hospitality sector to a complete halt, translating into huge revenue losses during traditional busy periods. ...
The department was anticipating that funding would be provided by the national Department of Health and the National Disaster Fund, although it had not yet received ...
South Africa’s diesel shortage was sparked by the slow opening up of the economy following the Covid-19 Alert level 5 lockdown.
Nyanza Light Metals chief executive Donovan Chimhandamba said this week that a call for tenders for the construction of the pilot phase of the development would ...
The Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice and Dignity group said the price of a basic food basket has spiked by 7. 8% (R250) to R3 470. 92 between March and May.
Yusuf Ismail, spokesperson for Lawyers for Constitutional Democracy, said that the group had taken additional legal counsel regarding the letter of demand it had ...
Tourists claim they were held at a detention facility and treated like criminals at the hands of private security at the OR Tambo International Airport
The doctors said they had been waiting since December to be placed in their community service posts after completing their two-year internships at state facilities. ...
Consumers are fed up with corruption at Eskom and it was ?ludicrous? to expect them to bail out the utility by expecting them to pay increased tariffs for already ...
Province on high alert, with more storm damage expected
Durban remains a top commercial property performer in the country, according to master auctioneer Andrew Miller.
A woman-led legal firm clinched the top award at the 2019 Ithala Business Achiever Awards in uMhlanga last week.
KwaZulu-Natal?s top entrepreneurs were recognised at the 2019 Ithala Business Achievers Awards held in uMhlanga on Thursday night.
Durban entrepreneur Jean Hubert has poured his energy into growing his small family-owned window covering manufacturing business.
KwaZulu-Natal entrepreneur Trevor Visvanathan has just opened his sixth FreshStop at Caltex store, at 45th Cutting in Sherwood.
Durban?s first International Franchise Expo at the weekend closed with satisfied franchisors leaving with extensive lists of potential franchisees.
When Sagren Thanthony started his career as an admin clerk he had no idea he would head up a freight forwarding business.
A KZN businesswoman has been selected to attend the World Women Leadership Congress in India.
Chemical engineer Nick Roberts took a giant leap out of his corporate comfort zone to open a small craft brewery.
Shoprite Holdings subsidiary, Computicket, will appeal a R20million fine imposed by the Competition Tribunal.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has ordered a high level Special Investigating Unit (SIU) probe into the affairs of Umgeni Water.
Several retailers have managed to contain the price increases of school uniforms at low levels, while some have held back price hikes for the past two years.
This after the Competition Commission referred the company to the Consumer Tribunal, asking for it to be fined 10% of its annual turnover.
The lodge said it was implementing the forensic report?s recommendations including replacing all geysers, training staff in CPR and carbon monoxide detectors.