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July 2021 unrest: KZN firms 'reluctant to rebuild capacity' - Vimarsana News

July 2021 unrest: KZN firms 'reluctant to rebuild capacity'

As the country marks the one-year anniversary of the July riots this week, larger businesses remain hesitant to build capacity back to pre-riot levels; while in KwaZulu-Natal in particular, some firms that are still struggling to recover are considering relocating to other provinces.

July 2021 riots cost eThekwini businesses R70bn, and co... - Vimarsana News

July 2021 riots cost eThekwini businesses R70bn, and co...

The small business owners that Daily Maverick spoke to said the latest figures ‘seem more believable’ than those previously released, which had placed the damage at R20bn in eThekwini and KZN, and about R50bn nationally.

More arrests expected after N3 blocked by abandoned trucks - Vimarsana News

More arrests expected after N3 blocked by abandoned trucks

KwaZulu-Natal law enforcement officials are hoping to make more arrests following the N3 blockade that caused major congestion near Van Reenen's Pass.

Source: ewn.co.za
Ramaphosa commits to 'climate proofing' government to improve response to disasters - Vimarsana News

Ramaphosa commits to 'climate proofing' government to improve response to disasters

The president told Durban business and industry leaders that responses to disasters must be improved

Aged care pay: budget constraints won't limit pay rises, says Fair Work chief Justice Iain Ross - Vimarsana News

Aged care pay: budget constraints won't limit pay rises, says Fair Work chief Justice Iain Ross

The Fair Work Commission president has said federal government funding commitments to the aged-care sector won’t affect how big a pay rise he gives workers.

Source: afr.com