Jacques Maritz | 28 July 2025 South Africa’s labour market faces a difficult contradiction: unemployment is high, yet many businesses...

Charlene Louw | 27 July 2025 South Africa’s beer industry is more than just a source of refreshment - it’s an economic powerhouse woven...

Staff Writer | 27 July 2025 Employment and Labour Minister Nomakhosazana Meth has outlined the top critical skills needed in the country,...

Malcolm Libera | 24 July 2025 The newly proposed Fair Pay Bill could change recruitment practices and salary transparency across the...

Partnered Content | 23 July 2025 In a significant boost for South Africa's small business landscape, Samsung, in collaboration with the...

Nicola Mawson | 22 July 2025 South Africa’s newly gazetted sectoral employment equity targets could place the country in breach of...

Cape Chamber | 22 July 2025 The removal of Nobuhle Nkabane as Higher Education and Training Minister sends a positive signal that...

Vanessa Mpatlanyane | 22 July 2025 If we are to have a crime-free, reconciled and democratic SA, we must have an employable and employed...

Edwin Naidu | 22 July 2025 Removing Dr Nobuhle Nkabane, just before National Women’s Month, was poor timing. Her predecessor, Dr Blade...

Safiyya Patel | 21 July 2025 The current media debate around Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) has brought fresh attention...

Creamer Media | 17 July 2025 The plastics manufacturing industry expresses deep concern over the continued absence of a duly appointed...

FA News | 21 July 2025 In a milestone event that underscored the power of collaboration between corporate South Africa and skills...

Dumisani Tshabalala | 16 July 2025 Today, as South Africa celebrates World Youth Skills Day with speeches and hashtags, a persistent...

Lisakanya Venna | 16 July 2025 Liquid Intelligent Technologies’ programme is equipping young innovators with digital skills, funding and...

Nkosinathi Ndlovu | 16 July 2025 Policy reforms aimed at attracting foreign investment don’t go far enough, critics have warned. South...

Professor Khehla Ndlovu | 17 July 2025 A year into South Africa’s national government of unity (GNU), the country’s young people remain...

Ciaran Ryan | 14 July 2025 Business organisations say government’s new race and gender targets are procedurally flawed and unconstitutional. Sakeliga and the National Employers Association of SA (Neasa) filed an urgent Gauteng High Court application this week challenging race and gender targets under the Employment Equity Amendment Act (EEAA), which became law in January 2025. The act sets hiring quotas for 18 economic sectors, from agriculture and mining to transport and con

Modiegi Mashamaite | 10 July 2025 Agriculture minister John Steenhuisen has revealed that South Africa’s agricultural sector is...

Bizcommunity | 14 July 2025 South African small businesses could face a major blow after the United States confirmed a 30% tariff on all...

Bongani Mdakane | 13th July 2025 A Pretoria husband and wife embroiled in a complicated “fronting case” have had to wait for more than a...