Police operation targets crime in Durban ahead of festive season
The early morning raid, which took place on Monday, focused on the Albert Park area, known for crimes such as theft, smash-and-grab incidents, and robberies.
UKZN appoints Dr Reuel Khoza as new chancellor
UKZN, said in a statement on Tuesday that Dr Khoza is an experienced business and transformation leader, and acclaimed author.
Breaching the gender equality gap in infrastructure at the inaugural Women in Infrastructure Summit
CNBC Africa in partnership with the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA), will be hosting their inaugural Women in Infrastructure Summit, virtually, on Tuesday.
Call for more public-private partnerships as R1. 3bn Umhlanga Arch soars ahead
The long-awaited multi-use project, to which developer and shareholder Devmco and local private equity firm Multiply Group are putting the final touches, was opened to the public for the first time on Tuesday.
Durban Container Terminal acquires new straddles
Eight new straddle carries were delivered to the Durban Port Terminal and will help to speed up operations at one of the country’s busiest ports.
Most retirees still get up and go to work just to supplement their income
Due to the instability of the markets, fluctuating interest rates and inflation, many retirees are remaining in the work force for stability and financial security. Interestingly, 36% of respondents had opted to start their own business as a means of earning an income. 18% of the country’s population is aged over 60 and 8% of KwaZulu-Natal’s population is 60 years or older. By 2050 60% of South Africa’s population will be 60 years old plus.
Expect to pay more for medical aid next year
Medical aid consumers can expect an average scheme rate of around 5 to 6% next year. This is according to the Council for Medical Aid Schemes
Durban’s iconic Hilton Hotel is open for business
Durban’s iconic Hilton Hotel officially reopened its doors for business yesterday. GM Vikram Jamwal said they were hoping for a positive outlook in the months ahead.
Poultry sector shows 5% growth despite Covid-19 woes
Despite many other sectors feeling the pinch due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the poultry industry has shown growth within the first eight months of 2020.