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- Ramokgopa given until end of January to ensure load-shedding does not affect public hospitals and schoolsThe Pretoria high court has ordered minister of electricity Kgosientsho Ramokgopa to “take all reasonable steps” — by no later than January 31 — to ensure public hospitals, clinics, schools and police stations are not affected by load-shedding. Read more »
- China’s respiratory illness surge — why experts aren’t worriedThe rise in respiratory illnesses comes as China braces for its first full winter season since it lifted strict Covid-19 restrictions in December last year Read more »
- Qatar’s role in enabling a seven-day truce between Hamas and IsraelThe negotiators needed to work out a safeguard mechanism to ensure that any small breach in the ceasefire would not cause it to collapse Read more »
- PODCAST | Is now the right time to get into fixed income?Mudiwa Gavaza speaks to Attila Kamikoy, managing partner of Levantine & Co Wealth Managers Read more »
- Hundreds of jobs lost as Sibanye concludes retrenchment process at Kloof 4 shaftThe platinum and gold miner said 1,057 workers had accepted transfers to fill vacant positions at its SA gold operation Read more »
- Motorists to get some relief at the pumpsLower oil prices and the firmer rand have contributed to the price drops Read more »
- Deflated November car sales put a dent in sector recoverySA’s economic woes, the cash-strapped consumer, stage six load-shedding and supply chain disruptions at Transnet all contributed to falling sales Read more »
- SA auto industry leadership transformation not enough, says WesBank CEOGhana Msibi says it’s unacceptable that 29 years after democracy white male domination at the helm of the more than 50 OEM brands in SA continues Read more »
- LETTER: Claim that SA should expect chicken shortage is nonsenseTotal poultry production in SA is currently a little short of 2-million tonnes per year Read more »
- Pfizer ends trials of twice-daily obesity pill due to side effectsDanuglipron is in the same class of diabetes and obesity treatments as Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy and Ozempic, and Eli Lilly's Mounjaro and Zepbound Read more »
- Ramokgopa given until end of January to ensure load-shedding does not affect public hospitals and schoolsThe Pretoria high court has ordered minister of electricity Kgosientsho Ramokgopa to “take all reasonable steps” — by no later than January 31 — to ensure public hospitals, clinics, schools and police stations are not affected by load-shedding. Read more »
- China’s respiratory illness surge — why experts aren’t worriedThe rise in respiratory illnesses comes as China braces for its first full winter season since it lifted strict Covid-19 restrictions in December last year Read more »
- Qatar’s role in enabling a seven-day truce between Hamas and IsraelThe negotiators needed to work out a safeguard mechanism to ensure that any small breach in the ceasefire would not cause it to collapse Read more »
- PODCAST | Is now the right time to get into fixed income?Mudiwa Gavaza speaks to Attila Kamikoy, managing partner of Levantine & Co Wealth Managers Read more »
- Hundreds of jobs lost as Sibanye concludes retrenchment process at Kloof 4 shaftThe platinum and gold miner said 1,057 workers had accepted transfers to fill vacant positions at its SA gold operation Read more »
- MARKET WRAP: JSE kicks off December on a positive noteThe all-share index continued the momentum that saw it gain more than 8% in November Read more »
- Motorists to get some relief at the pumpsLower oil prices and the firmer rand have contributed to the price drops Read more »
- Deflated November car sales put a dent in sector recoverySA’s economic woes, the cash-strapped consumer, stage six load-shedding and supply chain disruptions at Transnet all contributed to falling sales Read more »
- SA auto industry leadership transformation not enough, says WesBank CEOGhana Msibi says it’s unacceptable that 29 years after democracy white male domination at the helm of the more than 50 OEM brands in SA continues Read more »
- LETTER: Claim that SA should expect chicken shortage is nonsenseTotal poultry production in SA is currently a little short of 2-million tonnes per year Read more »
