A last-minute deal has pulled South Africa’s critical ferrochrome sector back from the brink of immediate disaster. Eskom, along with major producers Samancor Chrome and the...
On a hot Tuesday morning in Sandton, the anger of South Africa’s steelworkers spilled onto the pavement outside the Industrial Development Corporation headquarters. Dressed in union...
A Nation Fed Up: Why NUMSA Is Taking to the Streets South Africans have marched before. They’ve demanded answers before.But this time, the anger feels heavier...
From inflated contracts to unpaid security workers, here’s why Acsa’s handling of airport security is under serious scrutiny Airports Company South Africa (Acsa) has placed its...
Workers say they power the trains, but feel shortchanged, will commuters pay the price? Gauteng’s slick golden train system, the Gautrain, could soon grind to a...
East London plant suspends production, but the metalworkers’ union says it’s business as usual in a turbulent global auto market As Mercedes-Benz South Africa (MBSA) halts...
Labour unrest, global trade fears and economic stagnation collide as South Africa’s automotive sector teeters on the edge South Africa’s auto manufacturing belt, a once-reliable engine...
Goodyear South Africa has announced the permanent shutdown of its iconic tyre manufacturing plant in Kariega (formerly Uitenhage), ending a remarkable 77-year run in Nelson Mandela...
In Uitenhage, a town once bustling with the rhythm of industry, silence may soon take over. Goodyear South Africa has announced plans to discontinue its local...
Nissan’s African division is attempting to allay domestic anxieties as a result of the company’s plans for global restructuring, particularly at its important Rosslyn plant in...