NSFAS accountant fights dismissal after sending private work emails to her Gmail

Government probes misuse of RDP homes turned into spaza shops in Khutsong

Gauteng human settlements department to investigate misuse of government subsidised and RDP homes in Khutsong extensions 5 and 6.

Police nab second drug mule in four days at OR Tambo Airport

The suspect was en route to Hong Kong, China, when police arrested him.

'We are determined to give everything to lift the trophy' – Rassie ahead of Baltimore showdown

The Springboks and All Blacks are set for a huge finale to Rugby's Greatest Rivalry series in the USA this weekend.

Sars issues taxpayer with final demand for one cent

It's not the first time the taxman's automated collection machinery has produced bizarre and sometimes damaging results.

Prepaid power: Are you paying 25% more than you should?

Government wants to get a grip on rogue electricity vendors.

Gauteng expands free Wi‑Fi, digital skills and smart safety

Technology is also playing an increasingly important role in crime prevention and community safety.

Farmers welcome OBP CEO suspension over FMD vaccine pricing

Should these reasons be insufficient, the suspension will remain in place pending an independent investigation into the allegations.

'Rooting out corruption key to restoring trust in Saps,' Ramaphosa says

Ramaphosa said the Madlanga Commission must be allowed to do its work 'thoroughly and without fear, favour or interference'.

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Mazda2's price tag slashed by nearly R50 000, but with a catch…

Price cut is for a limited time, though no official time frame was announced.

Nine things leaders say that reveal decision fatigue and low energy

Nine things leaders say that reveal decision fatigue and low energy By Joni Peddie, CEO, Resilient People SEPTEMBER in South Africa means one thing: Spring. The jacarandas are getting ready, The post Nine things leaders say that reveal decision fatigue and low energy appeared first on Cape Business News.

EPR changes how SA businesses deal with old appliances

EPR changes how SA businesses deal with old appliances By Tarryn-Leigh Solomons SOUTH Africa's appliance manufacturers and retailers are having to account for what happens to products long after they The post EPR changes how SA businesses deal with old appliances appeared first on Cape Business News.

Wet dust suppression systems: How to choose the right nozzle

Wet dust suppression systems: How to choose the right nozzle AIRBORNE dust poses a major health and safety risk in industrial settings such as in mining, quarrying, construction, material handling, The post Wet dust suppression systems: How to choose the right nozzle appeared first on Cape Business News.

Allmech: Integrated boiler water treatment cuts costs and downtime

Allmech: Integrated boiler water treatment cuts costs and downtime BOILER water treatment is often viewed as a service, while water softener systems are treated as a separate equipment purchase. In The post Allmech: Integrated boiler water treatment cuts costs and downtime appeared first on Cape Business News.

Namibia green hydrogen hub powers clean transport and industry

Namibia green hydrogen hub powers clean transport and industry By Adrian Ephraim NAMIBIA has taken a significant step towards establishing itself as a major player in the global green hydrogen The post Namibia green hydrogen hub powers clean transport and industry appeared first on Cape Business News.

Durban chef Ayakha Godlwana to receive award after rescuing woman from Delphi fire

What a world above 1.5°C could mean for South Africa: heat, drought and food pressure

Gauteng car parts supplier fined R75K for fitting wrong engine, ordered to refund owner with interest

AKA's frantic call before Anele Tembe's death revealed at inquest

The Anele Tembe inquest has heard new testimony about an argument, screams and AKA's frantic call before her fatal fall.