Fuel price increase: How to save at the pumps
The latest price hike has been caused by a number of factors, including the war in Ukraine and structural issues within the economy. But there are some things that commuters can do to lower the impact of the rising fuel cost on their pockets.
Five reasons why South Africa needs more young entrepreneurs
South Africa’s youth also show a high propensity for entrepreneurship. More than half of all South African entrepreneurs are youth and encouraging more young people to start business interests could be the key to unlocking South Africa’s economic potential.
Operation Vulindlela: Reforming key industries for economic growth
The reforms, to be implemented under a specialised unit called Operation Vulindlela, will aim to address structural problems in South Africa’s economy – and are already starting to show success.
Full steam ahead – new policy to transform South Africa’s rail sector
A new policy is set to introduce radical structural reforms to South Africa’s railway sector. South Africa’s railway plays an essential role in the economy, forming the backbone of the logistics and transport value chain.
New legislation to further unlock youth empowerment programmes
Development Agency (NYDA) in addressing the challenges faced by South Africa’s youth.
The National Youth Development Agency Amendment Bill has been championed by the Department of Women, Youth and People with Disabilities, to optimise the service delivery of the NYDA.
SANParks: Investing in conservation through ecotourism
SANParks is a leading conservation authority that works to create a sustainable national parks system that connects society.
Meet SA’s new Police Commissioner
Gen. Masemola brings with him over 20 years of senior management experience in the South African Police Service, which is no wonder Members of Parliament have backed the new Commissioner, as the Police Minister noted.
Operation Vulindlela: Injecting growth into our economy and inspiring confidence
President Ramaphosa’s letter to the nation on 9 May focused on Operation Vulindlela and South African infrastructure, including electricity, water, transport and telecommunications.
Tackling unemployment through skills development
For those living in poverty, employment offers an opportunity to better access education, health facilities and proper sanitation, in turn reducing a cycle of inequality deeply entrenched in South Africa.
Pulling together to help rebuild KZN
It has been a trying time for businesses who have already been struggling to keep their doors open following the impact of COVID-19 and loadshedding, but one thing disasters have always highlighted is the resilience and strength of South Africans and our business sector.