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Embattled former African National Congress MP Brian Molefe will make his first public appearance as the reinstated Eskom chief executive when he addresses the opening session at the African Utility Week conference and expo in Cape Town next week on

The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber is entering a period of renewal and is on the brink of exciting new changes and developments as an organisation.This is according to outgoing president Ian Nicholls, who was delivering his address at the

The wool market traded lower at this weeks’ auction and the Cape Wools Merino Indicator decreased by 4,4% and by 729 points to close at a value of R159,44 (Clean). The Australian EMI gained 2,6% this week. The Cape Wools All Wool Indicator

Thomas Schaefer, Chairman and Managing Director of Volkswagen Group South Africa (VWSA) together with employees and management of vehicle assembly gave a big thumbs up on Monday to welcome the 1 250 000th Polo produced at the Volkswagen’s

The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber has welcomed Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan’s “balanced” budget speech, however, it raised concerns over the fuel tax increase which will affect ordinary businesses and consumers.Fuel taxes

The Mossel Bay Municipality has issued a warning to residents not to eat shellfish collected from the sea due to a possible red-tide.According to municipality spokesperson, Harry Hill, dead white mussels were recently found in the Great Brak River

The Department of Correctional Services said the clashes at St Albans Prison in Port Elizabeth which left three inmates dead was a “sharp reminder of the many life threatening conditions under which no less than 38 000 Correctional Officials

JOHANNESBURG, December 9 (ANA) – Business Unity South Africa (BUSA) on Friday welcomed the extension of the Employment and Learnership Tax Incentive schemes which is aimed at supporting youth job creation.This comes after Parliament on Friday

CAPE TOWN, November 28 (ANA) – The South African Revenue Service (Sars) said on Monday that it took just three seconds each to assess more than 90 percent of the 5.74 million tax returns received by the close of tax season for non-provisional