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Return of Zimbabwe dollar ruled out
A Zimbabwean cabinet minister has ruled out the revival of its currency in the short term. -
“Delays in payments in Limpopo are killing small business”
Small Medium and Micro Enterprise (SMMEs) owners from Northam and Thabazimbi in Limpopo are crying foul over the delay in payments by the Road Agency Limpopo (RAL). -
Commuters reap benefits of RAL partner deal
Road commuters in Limpopo are set to benefit from the Road Agency Limpopo’s (RAL) partnership with mining companies. -
Limpopo Exco Lekgotla, empowerment starts from the mines
The role of mining houses in the economic upliftment of communities and how to improve poor audit outcomes were the main topics at the Limpopo Exco Lekgotla which started in Polokwane on Thursday 15 February 2018. -
Spectrum deadlock hinders 5G deployment in South Africa
A historic fifth generation (5G) technology and applications trial has been conducted in Africa but concerns remain over the failure by the South African government to allocate extra spectrum. -
NEHAWU vow to intensify strike at Unisa
Workers affiliated to The National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union (NEHAWU) have vowed to continue with the pickets at the University of South Africa (UNISA) across the country after deadlocked wage negotiations between the national union and university management. -
Engineering firm leads the way
Black-owned company boosts socio-economic development. -
Another improved audit opinion for Road Agency Limpopo
The status of financial affairs of Roads Agency Limpopo, as evidenced in their accounting books, continues to improve, resulting in an unqualified audit opinion in the latest audit by its Auditor-General South Africa. -
RAL empowers women and youths
The newly appointed MEC for Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure, the Honourable Nandi Ndalane, as the shareholder and executive authority, has reaffirmed the confidence the provincial government has in RAL. -
The socio-economic energy challenge
South Africa desperately needs economic growth to redress past inequalities and the energy sector should play a cardinal role in this, writes David Mahlobo.
