SA Business
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SA Canegrowers calls for action amid milling crisis
Cut up: Many sugar farmers in KwaZulu-Natal are in trouble after the mill at Tongaat Hulett, which is in business…
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De Lille addresses SA Tourism shake-up: ‘Nobody’s indispensable’
Recently-appointed Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille says she took on the role to “clean up” the department, in the wake…
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Numsa, ArcelorMittal sign wage agreement
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) said on Monday it had signed a three-year wage agreement with…
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Sugarcane farmers at risk if mills keep defaulting on payments
Some farmers are opting to diversify to crops like macadamia nuts, bananas and avocados, but this takes time and money…
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Sugar industry slump a bitter pill for North Coast towns
Shakaskraal is a microcosm of what lies ahead for many towns KwaZulu-Natal if its ailing sugar mills collapse Shuttered: Shakaskraal,…
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Gareth Ackerman takes up big business’s plight
The chairperson of Pick n Pay, Gareth Ackerman, has slammed the government for what he called its passivity in dealing…
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BLSA on Eskom investigation: ‘We don’t go out of our way to meddle”
Business Leadership South Africa rebuffed allegations that the it wrongly interfered in Eskom’s affairs by bankrolling the investigation. (Waldo Swiegers/Bloomberg…
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This is how treasury will write off Eskom’s crushing municipal debt
Pylons in Lekwa Municipality. By 2021, Lekwa had racked up north of a billion rand in debt to Eskom. (Delwyn…
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Plans to expand Triland tourism route to additional SADC countries
The Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency (MTPA) is considering an expansion of the Triland route — which currently includes South…
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More petrol pain as fuel rises by 37 cents a litre on Wednesday
Although drivers of diesel cars can expect some relief come midnight, a petrol price increase signals added pain for some…
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