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Tourism was possibly the industry hardest hit by Covid in SA. The 2023 Travel Indaba in Durban this month signalled that tourism has returned with a bang.

President Cyril Ramaphosa said the latest figures on tourist arrivals show the industry is making a strong and sustained comeback.

Although tourist arrivals are not yet at pre-pandemic levels, the latest figures show that a significant and rapid recovery is underway.

Moves to stages 5 and 6 load shedding are having a major impact on SA’s growth prospects. Investec looks at what this means for the different sectors – and look at some possible solutions.

THE mantra ‘‘leaving no place and no one behind as touted by the incumbent Second Republic Government in its national development policies must surely ins...

The Youth Economic Council says government has failed to develop job opportunities outside major cities.

Namibias Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that the government must recognise the unions of same-sex couples who married in countries where it was legal for them to do so, even though same-sex marriage remains illegal in Namibia itself...

The second Annual Mine Security conference, hosted by women-owned Pinpoint Stewards, will take place from 21 to 22 June, 2023, at the Indaba Hotel, in Fourways, Johannesburg. The conference is specifically designed to tackle the deteriorating security conditions around mining and infrastructure to protect and secure South Africa’s mineral resources as a united front against criminal activities and corruption. The speakers and panellists will include industry leaders, security experts, law ...

Lusaka - Zambia: Government says the country has in recent years been recording an increase in the number of new HIV infections, especially among adolescents.

One of the issues raised was the low number of women in technical fields such as transport and logistics.