Emalahleni sits on ticking ammonia time bomb
by ANNA NTABANE EMALAHLENI - AUTHORITIES fear the lives of communities at Emalahleni are at risk after a traffic accident left them exposed to the smell of the highly toxic ammoni ...
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Hundreds of fuel workers observe lockdown
by TINTSWALO BALOYI JOHANNESBURG – ONE of South Africa's largest oil and gas producer of crude oil, Engen Refinery is set to undergo a temporary controlled shutdown in line with ...
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SA targets SADC to empower its black industrialists
by SAVIOUS KWINIKA JOHANNESBURG – TRADE between South Africa and Tanzania is poised to increase beyond R7 billion (US$453 million) as the former assists its black industrialists ...
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Fuel price drop a boost to South African economy
by TINTSWALO BALOYI JOHANNESBURG – THE decrease in the price of fuel brings relief to farmers, eases pressure on consumers and could lead to interest rate cuts in South Africa. Th ...
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Global issues, local concerns pummel SA economy
by AKANI CHAUKE JOHANNESBURG – ANALYSTS have forecast a further recession of the South African economy because of load shedding, the raging coronavirus (COVID-19) and government ...
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Seven arrested in clampdown on battery theft
by AKANI CHAUKE JOHANNESBURG – SEVEN individuals have been arrested in a crackdown against the rampant theft of batteries at base stations in South Africa in recent days. Among th ...
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Mixed feelings to SA Budget Speech 2020
from DION HENRICK in Cape Town CAPE TOWN - THE establishment of a state bank, formation of the Sovereign Wealth Fund and the slashing of the state wage bill in South Africa are am ...
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MTN hails prosecution of battery thieves
by SAVIOUS KWINIKA JOHANNESBURG - MTN South Africa has welcomed the sentencing of some culprits behind the menace of battery theft. Sentences of between five and ten years have be ...
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Extra power costs could paralyse SA mining projects
by SAVIOUS KWINIKA JOHANNESBURG - MORE than 30 percent of South African mining projects will be terminated prematurely because of additional power costs in the absence of suitabl ...
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Corruption mars unfamiliar Portugal exodus to Angola
from PEDRO AGOSTO in Luanda, Angola LUANDA - THE relocation trends between Angola and Portugal is unprecedented and represent a reversal of migration roles between Africa and Euro ...
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