The Competition Tribunal has unconditionally approved the merger between Virgin Active South Africa and Kauai.

Russian missiles struck an apartment building and a recreation center near the Black Sea port of Odesa early Friday.

A recent labour case in South Africa dealt with a senior executive at Transnet who was dismissed for inappropriate comments circulated on a WhatsApp group.

The Association for Savings and Investment South Africa has billions in unclaimed assets that comprise of savings, investments, risk policies, annuity policies and accounts in Collective Investment Schemes portfolios.

News of a country-wide jump in cases comes a day after the UK Health Security Agency reported that England’s hospital admissions are climbing again, with intensive-care cases spreading among older age groups.

A growing number of South Africa’s major banking and finance firms are turning to automation to reduce mundane tasks for human workers, says Greg Newton, country manager of Blue Prism.

BusinessTech mailers are an excellent way to reach our audience with a dedicated and direct advertising message.

With policy makers now raising interest rates to combat elevated inflation, some of the highest-flying shares — and the billionaires who own them — are losing altitude fast.

Eskom says that lower than anticipated demand on Friday (1 July) has given it room to reduce its planned stage 6 load shedding in the evening to stage 4.

In a letter to customers at one of its sites in Johannesburg the company said it suppliers are struggling to keep up as Eskom, cuts as much as 6 000 megawatts from the national grid.

At the end of June, Employment and Labour minister Thulas Nxesi. published the Code of Practice: Managing Exposure to SARS-CoV-2 in the workplace.

The passing of legislation is a complex process and often a lengthy one. There are many checks and balances before a Bill becomes an Act of Parliament.

The Road Traffic Management Corporation and Arrive Alive have warned motorists travelling on the N3 national highway to expect increased volumes due to holiday traffic and ongoing construction, with police presence to be ramped up in response.

Half of the cuts are attributable to the work stoppage, Andre de Ruyter said.

Brent for September climbed 2% to $111.22.

The largest token rallied as much as 11.3% in Asia on Friday, briefly closing in on the $21 000 level.

Gold futures fell 0.9% to $1 791.30 an ounce.

Lowest since early 2021.