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In the second quarter of 2022, 47% of South African women aged between 15 and 64 years were recorded as economically inactive.

Transnet workers blocked the entrances to the ports during the first day of industrial action on Thursday.

The parastatal has labelled the stayaway “illegal and unprotected”, a move the union has rejected as a delaying tactic.

The parastatal notified port users after the union, which represents at least 33 000 of its 35 000 employers, declared a stayaway.

Integrated mobility and supply chain efficiencies are essential elements to serve a growing population.

The island will include a small port and a helipad to allow maintenance staff access to the development.

Generation units at Arnot, Kriel, Lethabo, Matla and Camden Power Station have returned to service since last night.

Namibia’s large gas reserves are expected to make a major difference to the regional power outlook.

Police and soldiers are becoming heavy-handed as the truck blockade at Kasumbalesa drags on.

“It is South Africa’s second-largest trading partner in the Middle East and largest source of imports from the region.”

“We are targeting over two million barrels of oil per day." - Recon Africa

Significant progress has been made in reducing the level of piracy and armed robbery along the east coast of Africa.