“It’s so rewarding to see people grow through the coursework we expose them to.” – Samantha Dorrington.
A study commissioned by Productivity SA shows that a 10% investment in local manufacturing will significantly boost job creation and GDP.
More than a third of the country’s exporters are already not profitable.
Plans are in place to increase the number of emerging miners that have access to rail and port capacity.
In the second quarter of 2022, 47% of South African women aged between 15 and 64 years were recorded as economically inactive.
A statement said it’s hoped that the new board will “boost the operational capacity and improve the performance of the power utility”.
Investors look at the quality of the provision of water, electricity, sewage and refuse removal.
Aggressive infrastructure investment and delivery have been identified as key priorities to enable an economic rebound.
Eskom’s load shedding is costing businesses financially and could lead to thousands of job losses.
The number of women employed in the transport sector is rising, according to recent data released by Statistics SA.
Workers have been urged to apply urgently for visas and waivers as processing can take up to six months.
Women now comprise 32% of Transnet Port Terminals’ 9 179 employees.
They’re now reaping the whirlwind of these approaches and facing chronic staffing shortages as the industry normalises.
