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COLA increase may result in higher shopping bills, employers warn - Vimarsana News

COLA increase may result in higher shopping bills, employers warn

Xtra on TVM | The social partners agree the cost of living adjustment should not be taxed as employers warn a heftier wage bill could translate into higher prices

Gunmen Abduct Anambra State Market Chairman 'For Violating Sit-At-Home' - Vimarsana News

Gunmen Abduct Anambra State Market Chairman 'For Violating Sit-At-Home'

Chief Enibe Francis, the Chairman of Mgbuka Amazu Market, Onitsha, Anambra State, has been reportedly kidnapped by unknown gunmen. The circumstances around his kidnap are said to be related to Monday’s sit-at-home in the area. It was learnt that the incident happened on Monday shortly after the chairman had opened the market as directed by the market associations in the state. It was gathered that the armed hoodlums beat him to a stupor after which they bundled him into a waiting vehicle and drove to an unknown destination.

Suspension of construction works to await appeal 'welcome but not enough' - Vimarsana News

Suspension of construction works to await appeal 'welcome but not enough'

The current system had made a mockery of the appeals process

Cabinet approves new rule suspending construction work until planning appeal process ends - Vimarsana News

Cabinet approves new rule suspending construction work until planning appeal process ends

Prime Minister Robert Abela announces public consultation on measure to suspend construction work pending outcome of planning appeals

When is the next long weekend in South Africa? - Vimarsana News

When is the next long weekend in South Africa?

South Africa will have 14 public holidays in 2023 - which includes an extra two days off to celebrate public holidays which fall on Sundays.