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Wednesday, May 21, 2025

On trial former mayor Zandile Gumede draws from pension for legal bills

“One of the accused told the court he is having financial constraints, but it is a problem that we are all facing. Mine is worse because the other portion of my pension was deposited into Ithala Bank and I am unable to access it,” said Zandile Gumede outside court.

Nomonde Zondi|Published

SARS paid pensioners rebate into a ‘falsified’ TymeBank account

“I don’t know who opened the account with TymeBank as it was not me and not any member of my family,” said Jairaj Sathdav.

Bongani Hans|Published

Successful Businesses Start with a Happy Workforce

Businesses are looking more and more to design workspaces that encourage flexibility and enhance employee wellness, as hybrid working quickly becomes the new standard.

Staff Reporter|Updated

Unlock the secrets to buying the perfect business laptop with these six questions

Use your list along with these six questions, and you’ll quickly narrow your options to find a business laptop that will support you for years.

Daily News Reporter|Published

Innovative approach: How human interaction is reshaping job seeking

In the face of a daunting 32. 6% unemployment rate, the need for effective job-matching services is more critical than ever.

Rehana Rutti|Published

FSCA imposes R475 million penalty on Jooste for Steinhoff accounting irregularities

Steinhoff was rocked by an accounting scandal in 2017, with audit firm Deloitte confirming the accounting irregularities.

Tawanda Karombo|Published

KZN pass rate soars to 86. 4% high

Class of 2023 praised for defying the odds.

Thami Magubane|Published

COP28 summit a big opportunity for SA

The climate was becoming the single most important global economic concern.

Given Majola|Published

Opposition parties call on government to act decisively against currency manipulators

The Competition Commission announced last Wednesday that it had entered into a settlement agreement with Standard Chartered, which “admitted liability” and agreed to pay an administrative penalty of almost R43 million ($2. 3 million).

Mashudu Sadike and Siyabonga Sithole|Published