Workers who lost their jobs six years ago when production was reduced at the co-operative at which they were employed got an early Christmas present .
The Supreme Court of Appeal has clarified the powers of investigators appointed to investigate Ponzi schemes.
The number of SMMEs in KwaZulu-Natal declined by 11 percent from 2008 to 2015, according to a study.
While proposed legislation would offer 10 days of parental leave and new leave provisions for parents who adopt or have children through surrogates, gender activists ...
Msunduzi’s internal audit manager fails to convince a labour court that he should be back on the job.
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General aviation operators based at Virginia Airport say it would make no business sense to move their operation to Scottburgh.
The proposed eThekwini Film City could add close to R70 million to Durban’s rates revenue.
The turbulence in SA’s tertiary institutions is due to the lack of transformation in the economy, says businessman Sandile Zungu.
South Africans should not have “pity parties” about how the business climate is “rough”, but rather face the challenge head-on.
The Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled that a contract between two Durban businesses was lawfully cancelled by e-mail.
Absa has applied for an interdict against the Southern African Clothing and Textile Workers Union over a protest.
In an unusual move, the eThekwini municipality intends to extend its contract with a liquidated company that has been operating the city’s parking meter system. ...
The future of one of KwaZulu-Natal’s biggest construction firms hands in in the balance.
The eThekwini Municipality has finally established a committee to blacklist errant businesses and prevent them from doing work for the city.
Durban ratepayers might have to fork out more for electricity as the 8% increase tabled in the draft budget is expected to be revised.
“It is a little bit of relief, but it will help pensioners because an extra R200 could go towards buying groceries. ”