Washington: President Cyril Ramaphosa has expressed his concerns over US President Donald Trump’s intention to exclude South Africa from the G20 Leaders’ Summit scheduled to take place in the United States next year, describing the remarks as ‘regrettable’ and based on misinformation. According to South African Government News Agency, the

Cape town: Trade, Industry and Competition Minister Parks Tau has stated that South Africa continues to benefit from an extensive network of trade agreements with 90 countries, encompassing both preferential and non-preferential accords and representing 28% of the global GDP. According to South African Government News Agency, Minister Tau addressed

Ekurhuleni: The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport has handed over 300 operating licences to compliant public transport operators during a ceremony held at the Ekurhuleni Council Chambers. This handover is part of the province’s effort to address the operating license backlog and stabilize the public transport sector. According to

Durban: The Department of Employment and Labour’s Compensation Fund has issued a call for enhanced compliance with the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act (COIDA) among employers in the building, electrical, and construction sectors. According to South African Government News Agency, this initiative follows a Compensation for Occupational Injuries

Pretoria: The National Treasury has introduced a new Infrastructure and Development Finance Bond as part of the government’s domestic borrowing program. This marks the first issuance of an infrastructure bond by the government, aiming to leverage investor interest in infrastructure as an asset class to secure funding at competitive market

Washington: President Cyril Ramaphosa has expressed his concerns over US President Donald Trump’s intention to exclude South Africa from the G20 Leaders’ Summit scheduled to take place in the United States next year, describing the remarks as ‘regrettable’ and based on misinformation. According to South African Government News Agency, the

Ekurhuleni: The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport has handed over 300 operating licences to compliant public transport operators during a ceremony held at the Ekurhuleni Council Chambers. This handover is part of the province’s effort to address the operating license backlog and stabilize the public transport sector. According to

Pretoria: The National Treasury has introduced a new Infrastructure and Development Finance Bond as part of the government’s domestic borrowing program. This marks the first issuance of an infrastructure bond by the government, aiming to leverage investor interest in infrastructure as an asset class to secure funding at competitive market