However, Zweli Mkhize warns it is too early to gauge the effect of the national lockdown
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The power utility has warned independent producers of wind generated power that it could declare force majeure on their contracts
Jonathan Oppenheimer says South Africa doesn't have the luxury of using fiscal stimulus to revive the economy in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic
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Fuel levies, which are due to come into effect in April, will reduce impact of a record drop in fuel prices
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Government is doing what it can to help citizens to sit tight safely or return home, says Naledi Pandor
However, the rate of increase of the numbers is not as much as initially expected
Minister Thulas Nxesi says directives have been issued to explain processes to be followed in claiming from the UIF and ‘the kinds of benefits workers are ...
The regulator says the tests are potentially inaccurate and may fail to detect the disease in its early stages, thus giving a false negative
Economists are gloomy about jobs numbers for 2020 with the coronavirus lockdown’s effects likely to be felt in the second quarter
Most of the complaints relate to hand sanitisers, face masks and toilet paper, Competition Commission says
The MDDA says it is grateful for the ‘vital contribution the community and small commercial media sector make to communities across SA’
10,000 field workers are in the Johannesburg township, where a case has been confirmed in a person who then ignored travel curbs
Allan Huysamen is one of the South Africans stuck in transit at Kuala Lumpur International Airport, where he has been since March 25
Unlike the rest of the world, SA will not allow medical doctors to use telemedicine for new patients during the Covid-19 pandemic
Statements aimed at allaying uncertainty over raises, but public sector unions are sceptical
The CIPC says certain companies not designated essential services have either fraudulently or negligently applied for such status
Delaying the repayment of your loan will mean you pay more interest
