Eskom: Soweto Residents Beginning To Pay Off Some Of Their Electricity Debt
Soweto residents are starting to pay off some of the debt owed to Eskom, which…
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A Plummeting Oil Price has Ripple Effects in North Africa’s Revenues
Algeria needs the price of Brent crude, an international benchmark for oil, to rise to…
Gold As An Investment Option Is Returning To The Spotlight. What You Need To Know.
There are plenty of investment options for people aiming to build and increase wealth. Among…
How Egypt Banks On Renewables To Meet Expected Surge Of Energy Demand
To meet its soaring demand for energy, Egypt is turning to renewable sources. Its targets,…
Deferred PAYE Payments Result In R750Million In Debt Relief So Far
National Treasury says that more than 9,000 firms took advantage of being able to defer…
Africa’s Mergers and Acquisitions gain momentum during COVID19
By Eric M.K Osiakwan On the 10th of July 2020, Helios Holdings Limited announced a…
Eskom: Some Power Units Back Online But Not Enough To Avoid Loadshedding
South Africans will have to continue battling with loadshedding. Eskom said that several units were…
DPE: SAA Pilots’ Association Proposal Unsustainable And Cannot Be Accepted
The Public Enterprises Department is concerned about the South African Airways Pilots’ Association accepting the…
Securing Your Financial Future Through A ‘Side Hustle’
How can South Africans reignite their financial futures and protect their financial foundations?The explosion of…
Top 10 Ways To Navigate The New Normal
Never before have companies, individuals, organisations, societies and other entities and their staff been compelled…
Media24 Considers Closure Of Some Magazines, Newspapers
The impact of coronavirus and the lockdown continues to be felt across the media industry, affecting…
Survey: SA Consumer Confidence Plunged To 35-Year Low In Second Quarter
South Africa’s consumer confidence plunged to a 35-year low in the second quarter, moving deeper…
Three Clever Tech Hacks To Enhance Employee Performance In A Remote World
COVID-19 forced a work from home explosion that many businesses were not entirely prepared for….
Nespresso launches new fair trade coffee capsules from Reviving Origins farmers in Uganda
You may know the saying “Life happens, coffee helps”. Well, Nespresso has consistently leveraged this. Nespresso first discovered the potential of reviving a forgotten coffee when it ventured to South Sudan in 2011. The limited edition…
National Treasury: SA Can’t Afford To Spend More
National Treasury said that it could not spend more money as the country faced a…
Where You Shop Matters – How Thinking Local Can Help Kick-Start The COVID-19 Recovery
As countries around the world begin to reopen businesses, restart economies and assess the cost…
As Works Sites Reopen, CFOs Are Concerned About Global Economy & Potential New COVID-19 Wave: PwC Survey
As COVID-19 restrictions continue to lift in some countries while others remain in lockdown, PwC’s…
Record ecommerce performance offers some hope for local economy
E-commerce is providing a ray of hope for the local economy with transactions hitting a record high in May and June. DPO South Africa offers online retailers of all sizes instant access to simple, effective…
Why female entrepreneurs are needed now more than ever.
“Women shouldn’t shy away from leadership, especially during tough economic times such as these,” says Shilpa Mehta, the newly elected first female president of The Entrepreneurs’ Organisation Durban Chapter (EO) and owner of electronic manufacturing…
Managing The Pandemic Gives Organisations A Glimpse Of The Future
As any South African business person will tell you, the Covid-19 pandemic has been a…
GDP Sees 2% Decline In 1st Quarter, Before COVID-19 Lockdown
The country’s recession is deepening, with Statistics South Africa announcing that the economy continued to…