Johannesburg, South Africa – In a landmark move set to modernize public services, TymeBank has partnered with the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) to make it easier for South Africans…
Nestlé has fired CEO Laurent Freixe over an undisclosed relationship with a staffer. Philipp Navratil, former Nespresso chief, steps in as new CEO amid industry-wide leadership shakeups.
South African Airways (SAA) expands its network with new domestic and regional routes, including Johannesburg–George, Johannesburg–Gaborone, and Cape Town–Mauritius, boosting tourism and trade across Southern Africa.
South Africa’s Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources has announced fuel price decreases effective 3 September 2025, with petrol down 4c, diesel down 56c, and paraffin down 37c per litre.
South Africa and the SARB are reviewing the inflation targeting framework, considering a lower band to strengthen growth, competitiveness, and stability amid global risks. Here’s what you need to know.
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South Africa has officially launched the Just Energy Transition (JET) Skills Desk and the National JET Skills Advisory Forum, two landmark initiatives aimed at ensuring that the country’s transition to a greener economy leaves no one behind.
South Africans will once again have the chance to explore the country’s breathtaking natural and cultural treasures free of charge, as the South African National Parks (SANParks) marks the 20th anniversary of SA National Parks Week this September.
A significant leap forward for public service delivery, the Department of Home Affairs has announced a groundbreaking digital partnership with Capitec Bank and First National Bank (FNB), aimed at expanding Smart ID and passport application services to hundreds more locations and directly through mobile banking platforms.
A vision of the future, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says that within a decade, fresh college graduates could be stepping off campus and onto a spaceship headed for “super well-paid, super interesting” jobs in space.
Speaking in a recent interview with video journalist Cleo Abram, Altman painted a picture of a radically transformed job market, one in which space exploration is not just the domain of astronauts but a viable, high-paying career path for a new generation.
The University of Fort Hare (UFH) has taken a decisive step in advancing South Africa’s educational future with the official opening of its multimillion-rand Department of Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) building at its East London campus.
