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Cash is still king in South Africa’s informal economy, and banks are not pretending otherwise. Lenders are starting to rewrite the rules of engagement when it comes to the country’s spaza shops and ...
Three Nsimbi Mining managers remain confined at a Mozambican coal mine office as angry workers demand months of unpaid wages. The standoff, fuelled by financial woes and withheld passports, has left ...
We are part of a long continuum, from stone tools to smart algorithms. Each tool changes how we live and think, but the principle remains: people shape tools, not the other way around.
Two South African managers and a Mozambican HR manager employed by mine support company Nsimbi Mining are being held against their will at the company’s offices in Tete, Mozambique, by workers angry ...
A raid on Cape Town’s city offices, a high-stakes investigation, and political accusations. Is it a criminal probe or a political attack? At the heart: murders with suspected ties to the notorious 28s ...
For employees with chronic, but invisible illnesses, the decision to disclose their illness at work is fraught with risk. Many choose silence, concealing their pain behind an air of normalcy.
The DA is again at odds with the government — of which it is a member — this time over the new employment equity targets set by the Department of Labour and Employment.