SME of the Week Locally-prepared water business swimming in success
Locally-prepared water business swimming in success
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47% Drop in Allergens in Cats – Purinaâs LiveClear Brings an End to Cat Allergies
23 October 2024 âSince putting the cats on to this food, I have none of my usual allergy symptoms, thereâs absolutely no effect,â â Mike Huff, South African Singer. Cape Town â 1 in 5 people suffer from cat allergies worldwide, making it the most common animal-origin allergy in humans. To support those affected by
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Nasho calls on NCOP to address social housing issues
CAPE TOWN – Western Cape delegates to the National Council of Provinces have this week visited social housing and infrastructure projects in the province.
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New R3.2bn campus: âWe want to create a friendly environment for Afrikaans studentsâ
Guests on todayâs show
Professor Raymond Durrheim: School of Geosciences, Wits
Marthinus Visser: MD, Akademia
Dr Kimberleigh Tommy: CEO, Paleontological Scientific Trust
Jeremy Sampson: MD, Brand Finance Africa
NASHO worried about impact looming electricity price hikes will have on social housing tenants
Some consumers, already reeling from the high electricity prices, may have to pay almost triple this yearâs increase when new tariffs take effect in the next financial year.
ISFAP announces appointment of Werner Abrahams as new CEO
erner Abrahams has been named the next CEO of the Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme Foundation NPC (ISFAP), with effect from September 2024.
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ISFAP appoints Werner Abrahams as CEO
The Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme Foundation NPC (ISFAP) is pleased to announce the appointment of Werner Abrahams as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective as of 1 September 2024.
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Calls to protect social housing tenants from rising electricity prices
Eskom is asking the National Energy Regulator of South Africa for a 36% tariff increase for 2025 to allow the utility to recoup some R8 billion in lost revenue.
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Highlighting indigent subsidy red tape, social housing association warns on electricity price hike
Power utility Eskom has indicated that it will apply for a near 40% increase in electricity tariffs and municipal electricity tariffs could increase costs for consumers further.
âNomad visa will drive up city rentâ: Cape Town social housing activists express concern
Cape Town – Social housing activists in Cape Town have expressed concern over the countryâs new digital nomad visa, saying it will further increase rental and property prices and drive many locals â especially the poor â away from jobs and economic opportunities in the CBD.