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Eskom generates about 95% of the electricity used in South Africa and 45% of the electricity used in Africa. It is a behemoth, a parastatal that’s been tasked with providing jobs and boosting the economy. But the irony is that if its proposed 16% tariff h
It’s been said that GDP provides an incomplete picture of a country’s economic wellbeing. But in the absence of an indicator that is as starkly definitive, we measure economic progress according to its telling, all-important percentages pointing to overal
Is South Africa set for a year of strikes and protests? If January was anything to go by, the answer may well be yes. Zamdela, a township in Sasolburg, erupted on 21 January as protesters voiced their anger at the proposed inclusion of Parys in their mun
FNB’s advertising campaign, You Can Help, has these words of wisdom to offer on its www.youcanhelp.co.za website: “If we start with the small things, the big things won’t be so hard.” As we know, government did not view the campaign as one of those ‘small
Do you think short-term insurance broking will survive the AI plus humanoid robotics age?