[TOP STORY] Late government payments threaten survival of SA’s construction sector

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‘Particularly in the public sector, there's large non-compliance with the legislation, and contractors are really left to their own devices to collect money,’ says Euan Massey, director, MDA Attorneys

13 Mar 10AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

[TOP STORY] Property hijackings and title deed fraud surge in SA

‘There is a lot of title deed fraud where people collaborate and work together to have the deed transferred illegally at the deeds office, but using fraudulent documents and information,’ says Grant Smee, CEO of Only Realty Property Group.

20 Apr 8AM 6 min

SA to build Africa’s first full vaccine facility

Is SA creating a two-tier workforce? Labour reform raises alarm over exec protection. How criminals are hijacking homes. And SA car market shifts online as buyers decide earlier.

20 Apr 6AM 32 min

[TOP STORY] Malema conviction raises questions on law, fairness and political office

‘The test is actually whether or not another court may come to another decision…impose a lesser sentence, a totally suspended sentence, correctional supervision, all of the other types of sentence options are there,’ says criminal defence lawyer, William Booth.

17 Apr 8AM 8 min

SA's draft AI policy: Can it boost innovation?

South Africa’s AI ambitions, US-SA relations and Malema’s legal reprieve come into focus, alongside growing pressure on digital networks.

17 Apr 6AM 32 min

[TOP STORY] SA’s visa shake-up signals shift towards attracting global talent

‘The first one is the merging of two visa categories, the critical skills work visa and the general work visa into one category called the skilled worker visa,’ says Marisa Jacobs, MD at Xpatweb.

16 Apr 8AM 6 min