Numsa: 'We're not asking for too much'

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A round-up of news updates, including Numsa's demands in the steel sector, the latest landmark labour court victory and the El Niño crisis in Southern Africa.

23 Apr 6AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

[TOP STORY] Ster-Kinekor’s 'throwback' revival plans

‘Repurposing some of our cinemas during the week for other things and collaborating with other forms of entertainment is going to be important as we walk through this journey of reminding people about cinema again,’ says Mark Sardi, CEO of Ster-Kinekor

9 May 9AM 4 min

'Obesity is on the rise in SA'

A round-up of news, including analysis of Shell's possible exit, a view on why the NHI should be privatised and Ster-Kinekor on its new initiative to get people to the cinema.

9 May 6AM 34 min

[TOP STORY] George building collapse: Plans to move from rescue to recovery phase

‘We are now approaching the 48-hour mark and the rescuers have attempted to take out all of those workers where they had heard signals or sounds coming from people under the rubble,’ says Leon van Wyk, executive mayor of the George Municipality.

8 May 9AM 5 min

'Electricity is too cheap in South Africa'

Eskom approaches court over City Power debt, Amazon SA's launch and how AI can help protect rhinos.

8 May 6AM 34 min

[TOP STORY] It’s true, brew, Cape Town coffee is some of the best in the world

‘As Cape Town Tourism, we will continue to promote not just Truth or the I Love Coffee Group, but even Siki’s Koffee Kafe in Khayelitsha, one of the best blenders that you'll ever find,’ Enver Duminy, CEO of Cape Town Tourism.

7 May 9AM 5 min

Numsa: 'We're not asking for too much'

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[TOP STORY] Ster-Kinekor’s 'throwback' revival plans

'Obesity is on the rise in SA'

[TOP STORY] George building collapse: Plans to move from rescue to recovery phase

'Electricity is too cheap in South Africa'

[TOP STORY] It’s true, brew, Cape Town coffee is some of the best in the world

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