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Gauteng Premier David Makhura said they have created employment opportunities, which has helped mitigate the negative impact of 660 000 jobs lost during the first half of 2020
The president also stressed the importance of keeping the economy open after months of stifling movement restrictions.
He urged citizens not to drop their guard and continue adhering to the health rules, such as wearing face masks and respecting curfew times.
South Africa has recorded just over 800,000 coronavirus infections - more than a third of the cases reported across the African continent - and over 20,000 deaths.
AFP
[Graça Machel Trust] Money is not food. This is a lesson limestone miners at Tapech Mine located in Moroto district, Karamoja region, learnt the hard way during the COVID-19 lockdown in Uganda. The artisans at Kosiroi whose main job is crushing stone to fill trucks, hardly have time to engage in other activities, including growing food for their consumption. Kosiroi is one of the biggest lime mining sites in Karamoja, where Tororo Cement collects raw material for making cement and tiles.
The NHLS says the suspensions will not impact on its services.
Paul Holden, a director of investigations at Shadow World Investigations, testified about the Guptas and their various offshore companies.
NNPA NEWSWIIRE — Alejandro Mayorkas, a former Deputy Secretary at the Department of Homeland Security, will become the first Latino and immigrant nominated to serve as the Department of Homeland Security Secretary.
YOU MIGHT have seen the likes of BBC 1Xtra presenter Yasmin Evans, singer Jamelia or...
The post Black women in business: Hannah Pratt's designs celebrate our culture appeared first on Voice Online.
A man has been assaulted, allegedly by a group of taxi drivers, while travelling on the N2 between Bhunga Avenue and Jan Smuts Drive in Cape Town.
The ATM’s motion of no confidence in Ramaphosa was first submitted in February and got approved last week Thursday.
Former presidents Obama, Bush and Clinton will take the coronavirus vaccine due to more than 50% of Americans saying that they would not be taking it
The Western Cape High Court has sentenced a Khayelitsha man to 55 years in prison for raping and killing a 4-year-old girl in 2018.
Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga has announced that leaked matric papers will be rewritten later this month.
City Treasurer Conyears-Ervin partners with Operation Hope to provide advice and resources “Even in the difficult times, it is essential to take control of your finances – in fact it’s the time you need planning the most,” says Chicago City Treasurer Melissa Conyears-Ervin. To help Chicagoans not only weather the current economic uncertainty but to […]
Eating dirt in Madagascar to escape famine
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s motion of no confidence vote hangs in the balance as the African Transformation Movement (ATM) has approached the High Court in Cape Town to compel Parliamentary Speaker Thandi Modise to conduct it via secret ballot
President-elect Joe Biden has nominated former White House economic adviser, Cecilia Rouse, to lead the Council of Economic Advisers under his administration. If she is confirmed, she will make history […]
The post Cecilia Rouse May Become First Black Woman To Lead CEA appeared first on Essence.
Another warrant of arrest, not to be enforced until the next scheduled court appearance, has been issued against former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi after he failed to appear in court.
Parkhurst Avengers, assemble. This mugger chose the wrong neighbourhood, and ended up getting a taste of instant karma in the process.
Part 2 of ‘The Black Market’ occurs Dec. 4-6 by Rob Taylor Jr. Courier Staff Writer Fourteen-year-old Michael Woodson Jr. might be the only youngster in Pittsburgh who blended his love for playing sports, playing video games and wanting to make people’s homes smell good into a business venture that benefits him and his entire … Continued
The post Black-owned businesses take over Downtown Pittsburgh appeared first on New Pittsburgh Courier.
Willah Mudolo says the money self-proclaimed prophet Shepherd Bushiri allegedly transferred into the account of one of his businesses was without his knowledge and had been paid back.
[East African] The Horn of Africa is facing a delicate security situation with the Al Shabaab terrorist group still targeting Kenya and wreaking havoc on Mogadishu, especially hospitality infrastructure and federal government facilities.
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell as the nation celebrated Thanksgiving last week to a still-high 712,000,... View Article
The post US jobless claims remain high at 712,000 as virus escalates appeared first on TheGrio.
There has been little criticism from opposition parties to President Ramaphosa's announcement that the Nelson Mandela Bay metro would face stricter Covid-19 regulations.
Showmax is offering viewers a front-row seat into the life of one of South Africa’s most successful exports, Lebo M.
By Brooke Glasford
The COVID-19 pandemic brought with it a plethora of issues; much like an invitation to a friend who ends up bringing five others instead being the only one present as was intended.
The article How UK-based Guyanese Tahamene Cuffy-Linton transformed her COVID-19 furlough into thriving business here appeared first on Stabroek News.
… the interview when asked about African Americans potentially being skeptical about taking … , particularly in the African American community, we are -- African Americans, Hispanics, Native Americans …
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, rising unemployment and food insecurity, an estimated 45 million Americans struggle at the same time with the crushing weight of more than $1.7 trillion in student debt.
A BEITBRIDGE businessman and Zanu PF official Oscar Chiromo escaped death yesterday morning when gunmen shot at his car twice, injuring his hand while he was driving to work from his rural home. BY REX MPHISA Chiromo, who owns Beitbridge Transit Shed, had his hand grazed and was treated and discharged from a Beitbridge private hospital after the incident. Matabeleland South acting police spokesperson Inspector Loveless Mangena could not be reached for comment yesterday. Chiromo, however, said he had reported the shooting to the police soon after he was discharged from hospital. He said his attackers were travelling in an unregistered Honda CVR vehicle which made an U-turn after the shooting. “The car tracked us from Lutumba, and then drove in front of us before slowing down to allow us passage. We were shot at as we were overtaking. I was hit on the hand and soon after, our attackers drove in the (opposite) direction,” he said. Chiromo opened the Beitbridge Transit Shed, a pre-owned vehicle warehouse, after a bitter split with Vice-President Kembo Mohadi who runs a similar business trading as Malindi Transit Shed. The other vehicle warehouse at Beitbridge is run by Manica Freight, an international clearing house with branches throughout the country. Mohadi and Chiromo have been in and out of the courts in connection with about US$50 000 Mohadi claims from his former partner. Chiromo is also a senior Zanu PF party official in Matabeleland South, a province that is largely controlled by Mohadi.
A director of investigation at Shadow World Investigations - a global organisation probing cases of grand corruption - has told the Zondo commission Estina was allegedly used to launder money prior to the Free State dairy project.
by James Coleman - As the dust settled from an acrimonious Nov. 17 Memphis City Council meeting, where accusations of race-bias and personal insults were hurled following a vote for council chairperson for the upcoming year, an amendment to the rules of decorum was contemplated during Tuesday’s (Dec. 1) session. “For me, it’s not only […]
