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Why South Africans must buy Nike and support Colin
The controversy around Nike endorsement of former NFL player Colin Kaepernick as the company’s face has highlighted the universality of the black struggle. -
Joburg construction bang must address glaring land gaps
The construction boom in Johannesburg must focus on fixing endemic gender disparities in the property sector in as much as it must balance the racial scale. -
Africa’s money systems enabled to connect
Efforts to ensure interoperability between money systems received a major boost from TrustPay, a commerce payment and plug-in solutions firm. -
Africa’s first e-waste recycling firm soaring high
E-Waste Africa is a recycling plant for electrical waste in Pietermaritzburg. The facility is a step forward in the management of e-waste in South Africa. -
Altech Netstar secures eThekwini vehicle tracking contract
Ethekwini Municipality awarded Altech Netstar a three-year contract for the supply, integration and maintenance of a vehicle tracking technology solution. -
Blouberg locals will get water from mining union
Blouberg is to benefit more access water with the MOU between CDM and mining company Waterberg JV Resources. -
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.
