South African News
Toll fees to impact on prices, logistics industry costs 
By: Irma Venter 10th February 2011 It appears highly likely that consumers will pay more for goods in Gauteng stores as a result of the introduction of toll fees on 185 km of the... →
Rebar shortage could bring projects to a standstill − Sarcea
By: Loni Prinsloo 10th February 2011 A serious shortage of reinforced steel (rebar) may see construction projects throughout South Africa come to a standstill, the South African... →
Glaring misalignment between SA’s power plan and jobs ambitions – analyst
By: Terence Creamer 10th February 2011 There is a glaring lack of alignment between South Africa’s power road map and the country’s jobs, industrial development and growth ambitions as... →
Opposition party shenanigans disastrous for democracy – analysts
By: Sapa 10th February 2011 The recent split in the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) and the disarray in the Cope is disastrous for South Africa's multiparty democracy, political... →
23,1-million on voters' roll
By: Sapa 9th February 2011 The number of South Africans who will be able to cast their votes in the local government elections has topped the 23,1-million mark, the... →
Zuma urged to focus on jobs, economy
By: Sapa 9th February 2011 As President Jacob Zuma fine-tunes his third state of the nation address to be delivered at 19:00 on Thursday evening, there is no shortage of... →
Prospecting licence moratorium to remain in Mpumalanga – Minister
By: Martin Creamer 9th February 2011 The moratorium on prospecting licence applications would be lifted in all South African provinces from March 1 except in Mpumalanga, Mineral... →
Analysts predict fierce contestation ahead of elections
By: Sapa 8th February 2011 Political parties should brace themselves for serious contestation for positions ahead of the local government elections, political analysts warned... →
