Bizcommunity20 October 2026 at 18:08Read the full story on BizcommunityPeople who were forcibly removed from Protea Village in Bishopscourt, Cape Town, in the 1960s will have to wait until at least 2028 before they can move back.
This story was written and published by Bizcommunity. Business.co.za shows its headline and teaser from the publisher’s RSS feed and links to the original.
No comments yet. Be the first.
BizcommunityMultilateral development banks (MDBs) will strengthen efforts to help mineral-rich developing economies add more value to their resources by moving beyond extraction into processing, refining and manufacturing, according to an outline of a critical minerals collaboration framework published on…
BizcommunityChery Group will begin assembling the Omoda C4 at its Rosslyn plant in Pretoria in the third quarter of 2027, with the hybrid model set to be the first version produced locally.
BizcommunityThe 2026 Effie Awards South Africa winners have been announced, with the Grand Effie, the highest honour recognising South Africa’s most effective campaign of the year, awarded to Edelman South Africa and Women for Change for The Unburied Casket in the Non-Profit category.
News24 BusinessHeld without charge at Guantánamo Bay for nearly 15 years, Mohamedou Ould Slahi confessed under torture to a crime he says he did not commit. On Bruce Whitfield’s new podcast, The Art of Deciding, he explains why, and how he chose to forgive.
BizcommunityA pioneering leap forward in everyday reliability, blending a dedicated AI button with outstanding water resistance and long-lasting battery performance.
BizcommunityAs the local government elections on 4 November draw closer, it’s worth being clear about what election readiness means. The intelligence picture currently doesn’t support talk of widespread unrest. It’s more nuanced than that, and the realistic concern is disruption, which comes less from the…