Thousands of Mozambican miners returning to S. Africa
ANKARA Thousands of Mozambican miners will return to work in South Africa for the first time since the borders between the two neighbors were closed in March over the novel
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ANKARA Thousands of Mozambican miners will return to work in South Africa for the first time since the borders between the two neighbors were closed in March over the novel
Charmagne Mavudzi, a multiple award-winning marketer, has been appointed as Volvo Car South Africa’s new director of customer experience. Mavudzi moves into the role after joining the company as head
“This is an exciting time to be a Global South African and there’s no time like the present to become part of a movement and community that is committed to
Supply Chain at the core of the organization, with broad scope in activities to bring quality Operations to become separate function, with focus on delivery performance Continued commitment to offer
An April 2020 study, the results of which have been widely published globally, and locally by The Times, stresses the value of eating more foods rich in flavonoids to protect…
Women forge ahead on level playing field Mining, construction, manufacturing and health and safety were once male dominated sectors. But the women heading the SafetySA business units serving these
The sale of used clothing is a billion-dollar global industry. According to some estimates, almost 70% of garments that are donated globally end up on the African continent. This happens
SA’s poultry sector is bracing itself for a tough time after Covid-19, as producers warn of increased chicken dumping ahead. FairPlay founder Francois Baird believes that once disrupted supply chains
Jacky Burke principal scientist SRK Consulting Achieving a 90-day turnaround for the water-use licence application (WULA) process will be a welcome step for the struggling economy, according to SRK Consulting
The number of positive coronavirus cases confirmed within the sector so far suggests the spread is not easing, with 1,559 active cases at the last count, while 1,166 workers have