South Africa’s language authorities have denounced Irish airline Ryanair for requiring a test in Afrikaans for all South Africans before they can fly to Britain. Afrikaans is spoken by about 12% of South Africans as their first language and the country…
South Africa’s gross domestic product (GDP) increased by 1.9% in the first quarter of 2022.Addressing media on Tuesday, Statistician General Risenga Maluleke said in the first three months of the year, the manufacturing industry increased by 4.9%, cont…
South Africa today joined the rest of the global community to commemorate World Food Safety Day.The day is aimed at transforming food systems to deliver better health sustainably and prevent foodborne diseases such as Listeriosis.This year’s World Food…
The Special Tribunal has ordered businessman Hamilton Ndlovu and his companies to pay back at least R158 million in monies gained from unlawful and irregular personal protective equipment (PPE) tenders. Ndlovu benefitted at least R172 million from some…
Higher Education and Training Minister, Dr Blade Nzimande, has warned that any college principal who does not promote work placement has no place in Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) college system.Nzimande was speaking at the WorldSki…
Tunis: Data relating to the growth in the number of companies registered with the National
Tunis: The National Business Register (RNE) has submitted to the Prime Ministry a legislative initiative
Tunis: The stock market ended Tuesday’s session close to balance at 9063.3 points, in a
Tunis: Tunisia is playing host on April 23-25 to the Arab Actuarial Conference 2024.
The three-day
Tunis: The 4th edition of the «Aerospace Meetings Tunisia» business agreement started, on April 23,