SA regulator working on recalling Pilchards cans from informal settlements
South Africa’s National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications (NRCS) says they are working with the Health Department to ensure that all informal traders return their stock of the 400g canned Pilchards
Young businessman flourishes in kapenta business
Young entrepreur Ashlee Nyathi has made a name in an industry that most of his peers would not venture into. Selling kapenta might be taken as trade for old market
Mantashe goes against ANC’s decision to restructure SAA
The ANC are defiant that SAA remain a national airline that is state-owned, but Mantashe no longer supports the decision to continue assisting the ‘elitist’ SOE. ANC chairperson Gwede Mantashe
Pastor O surprises congregants, dishes start-up,funds ideas
TellZim Reporter MASVINGO – Youthful clergyman and business person, Pastor Onward Chironda recently surprised congregants during a Sunday service at his New Creation Embassy Church by giving some youths money
AfDB President Adesina opens trading on London Stock Exchange
LONDON, United Kingdom. Don Robert, Chairman of London Stock Exchange Group, welcomed the president of the African Development Bank to open markets for trading at London Stock Exchange on Wednesday
Improving digital access offers greatest private-sector investment opportunity in achieving the SDGs in Africa says Stanchart
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa Opportunity 2030 study reveals an almost USD200 billion private-sector investment opportunity in contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in five African countries; The study examines
Polad to hold economic summit
By Stephen Chadenga The Political Actors Dialogue (Polad) economic committee chairperson Trust Chikohora has said his committee will convene an economic summit in the first quarter of this year. Chikohora
South Africa mourns Richard Maponya ‘soldier of economic emancipation’
Thousands have turned out to bid farewell to one of South Africa’s most-celebrated businessman Richard Maponya, who died aged 99 last week. Mourners gathered at the University of Johannesburg’s Soweto
Richard Maponya: South African ‘father of black retail’ dies
Businessman Richard Maponya, who was known as the the father of black retail in South Africa, has died at the age of 99. Maponya died in the early hours of
Johann Rupert is now SA’s richest person
Johann Rupert is now South Africa’s richest man, having replaced Nicky Oppenheimer on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. The list updates daily according to changes in the net worth of billionaires. While
