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Buoyant Nissan invests R1 billion in Rosslyn plant
Nissan invested R1 billion to increase the efficiency of its plant at Rosslyn in the capital Pretoria. -
Polokwane plant remains closed amidst political ballgame over Listeriosis
Enterprise Foods plant in Polokwane remained closed as the deadly Listeriosis continues to be a political ballgame. -
The mining sector has experienced growth recently
The growth of the mining sector in South Africa over the past year has exceeded expectations but economists have warned the industry is by no means out of the woods. -
Mobile app makes petrol purchases pain-free
The retail oil sector is launching an international fuel payment system developed in South Africa. -
Limpopo Department of Education gets R1bn boost
The Education Infrastructure Grant (EIG) for the Department of Education in Limpopo has been increased to R1.013 billion this financial year, MEC Ishmael Kgetjepe has said. -
Gauteng launches one-stop investors shop
The Minister of Trade and Industry, Dr Rob Davies, and Gauteng Premier, David Makhura launched the facility in Sandton. -
SA economy trembling amid US-China trade wars
The US and China have in recent weeks been entangled in tit-for-tat tariffs, raising fear the spat could halt the global economy. -
Tech revolution underway in besieged mining sector
It has become imperative for the mining sector to embrace technology and enhance project delivery, improve safety and ultimately, remain profitable. -
Limpopo construction company scoops top award
A leading black owned construction company which also does business projects in Limpopo has been honoured with glittering awards run by the Construction Industry Development Board [CIBD]. -
Limpopo transport department outlines R2 billion budget
The Limpopo Department of Transport has outlined plans for its R2,106 billion budget for the year, with the taxi industry getting special attention.
