Archive

March, 2010
· Zuma returns after fruitful UK visit (Government)
· Toll fee increases kick in (Automotive and Transport)
· Duarte has not resigned - Presiden (Government)
February, 2010
· No burden in 11 official languages - Xingwana (Government)
· Zuma: A new era of doing things (Government)
· Zuma delivers second State of the Nation Address (Government)
· Zuma regrets pain caused to S Africans (Government)
· NW schools get safety boost (Education and Training)
· Zuma confirms child, relationship with Khoza (Government)
· Classes start for supplementary writers (Education and Training)
January, 2010
· Midrand bomb threat robber arrested (Safety and Security)
· Learners honoured for curbing crime (Safety and Security)
· Zuma to meet Gaddafi (Government)
· Last day of Eskom hearings (Energy)
· Companies to Be Punished (Business)
· Armscor CEO contract terminated (Defence)
· SANDF recruits begin training (Defence)
· Mixed reaction to matric results (Education and Training)
· Presidency clarifies presidential pardons applications (Government)
· Minister announces 60.6% matric pass rate (Education and Training)
December, 2009
· Cele vows to root out corrupt cops (Safety and Security)
· No casualties from SA Airlink incident (Travel)
November, 2009
· Repo rate remains unchanged in Marcus' first meeting (Finance)
· Matrics generally happy with accounting exam (Education and Training)
· Govt wants open debate on Rand (Finance)
· Government needs better records management (Government)
· FET Colleges, SETAs, to put students on workplace placements (Education and Training)
· SA delegation heads for Havana fair (Trade)
October, 2009
· SAA strengthens crew complement to bolster growth plans (Travel)
· Day one of matric exams goes smoothly (Education and Training)
· GEMS makes strides in fulfilling mandate (Medical)
· South Africa maintains an A3 rating (Business)
· Gordhan to table maiden MTBPS today (Finance)
· Free face book for learners (Education and Training)
· Eskom's turbine hall project (Energy)
· Municipalities to develop turn around strategies (Government)
· MPC keeps repo rate unchanged (Finance)
· Police monitor protests in Sakhile, Diepsloot (Safety and Security)
· Nissan introduces limited edition Qashqai Ntec in SA (Automotive and Transport)
· Zuma to meet country's mayors on state of local govt (Government)
· Mthethwa calls for partnership to curb crime against busines (Safety and Security)
· SANDF celebrates a decade of peacekeeping (Defence)
· Commodities debut on the JSE (Finance)
· Prison death continue to decline (Safety and Security)
· Home affairs makes strides in financial management (Energy)
· SA explores trading opportunities with south countries (Trade)
· SANDF to host joint air symposium (Defence)
· Department to audit its employee list (Government)
· Meyerton's major move (Property)
· Women Directors absent from SA's boardroom tables (Business)
· Zuma joins in global education campaign (Education and Training)
· Potential financial woes, worry SME (Business)
· Zuma welcomes new Heads of Mission (Government)
· Cape Town stadium gets final touches (Construction)
September, 2009
· Countdown to matric exams begins (Education and Training)
· Black Management talent readily available (Business)
· Capitec defies market trends (Finance)
· 300 million boost for taxi industry (Automotive and Transport)
· Buses, trains to play a major role in 2010 (Automotive and Transport)
· Zuma supports amendment to strengthen hand the police (Safety and Security)
· Government set on doing more with less (Government)
· Cape leads in recycling (Engineering)
· SAA in sound financial state (Travel)
· Tips for acquisition (Finance)
· Zuma to meet station commissioners (Safety and Security)
· Economic crisis eroding SA's employment growth (Business)
· SA making progress in reducing poverty (Government)
· Reduced risks for venture companies (Finance)
· Young, old, celebrate Heritage in Sekhukhune (Government)
· Builder's holiday sees record bonus payouts (Construction)
· Modern Machine for Reitech (Engineering)
· Growthpoint Properties completes Australian acquisition (Business)
· No need to panic over safety of embassies (Safety and Security)
· A superior dealership (Automotive and Transport)
· The Mauritians are coming (Trade)
· Air Liquide invests more than 500m (Finance)
· Repo rate remains at 7% (Business)
· More bandwidth, more opportunity, more growth (IT and Telecoms)
· Murder decreases by 3% (Safety and Security)
· Retail trade sales fall by 3% (Retail)
· Study reveals ease of use and quality (IT and Telecoms)
· Hotline to speed up payment to small businesses (Government)
· Cloud Computing (Company news)
· Sisulu appoints members of interim Defence Commission (Defence)
· Wits students' protest suspended (Education and Training)
· Successful projects are a shared vision (Company news)
· Enriched pebble fuel heads for Russia (Automotive and Transport)
· Mboweni proud of tenure at Reserve Bank (Business)
· Bioenergy can create jobs in right legislative environment (Engineering)
· First Presidential hotline caller will be assisted (Government)
· Retail slump dents SA's corporate income (Retail)
· University to take action against disruptive students (Education and Training)
· BMW SA cuts overall energy costs by R18 million per year (Automotive and Transport)
· CIPRO transforming into Commission (Business)
· Public urged to use local complaining structures first (Government)
· TOSA-Superior Quality and Service Excellence for GFIP (Construction)
· Forensic Consultants help to prevent payroll fraud (Finance)
· Department to pay funeral costs for maidens (Government)
· Largest Commercial Property Transaction in Recent years (Property)
· Multichoice secures pre-launch satellite capacity (IT and Telecoms)
· Re a vaya records 16000 communters daily (Automotive and Transport)
· ICTs can make auditing more secure (IT and Telecoms)
· Standard Bank produces resultsin tough environment (Finance)
· Latest online stats reveal that locally really is lekker (IT and Telecoms)
· SABMiller awarded brewing license in Namibia (Business)
· Lancet Kenya- Standards of Excellence in Pathology (Medical)
· North West Students to study medicine in Cuba (Medical)
· Mango- Top Low Cost Airline in Top brands Awards (Travel)
· Hotline records over 7000 calls in 3 hours (Government)
August, 2009
· Oratilwe Transport Services (Featured company / companies)
July, 2009
· 3 cover letter secrets revealed (Human resources news and tips)
April, 2009
· Thusanani reaches the 1000 mark (Education and Training)
· Recruitment alert for two Fasset-funded Development Projects (Education and Training)
March, 2009
· Courses (Courses)
· Employment Equity Act (Important Links)
· Labour Relations Act (Important Links)
· CCMA (Important Links)