Cape Town: The friendship and collaboration between Japan and South Africa, as an essential factor in the advancement of peace, prosperity, and mutual understanding, have been reflected upon at Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s meeting with Japanese Ambassador to South Africa, Fumio Shimizu. The Deputy President received a courtesy visit from

Pretoria: Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana emphasized the significance of a global minimum tax in fortifying the tax base of developing countries and promoting a fairer global tax system. The Minister’s remarks came during a panel discussion on taxation, conducted on the sidelines of the ongoing G20 Finance Ministers’ and Central

Cape Town: Amidst a fragmented geopolitical landscape, the President and CEO of the World Economic Forum, B¸rge Brende, has expressed support for South Africa’s Group 20 (G20) Presidency. “In such a polarised, fragmented world as [the] backdrop of this G20 leadership, I think South Africa is especially well positioned to

Cape Town: The Department of Social Development and its entity, the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA), have issued a warning to the public regarding fake websites and links that are fraudulently claiming to offer applications for the COVID-19 Social Relief of Distress (cSRD) grants. According to South African Government

Pretoria: The government of South Africa has expressed its acknowledgment and support for the provisional outcomes of the Media and Digital Platforms Market Inquiry (MDPMI), as spearheaded by the Competition Commission of South Africa. According to South African Government News Agency, the preliminary report from the commission has recommended that

Bethlehem: Strategies for enhancing the agricultural sector, fostering economic growth, and promoting job creation will form part of Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s visit to the Free State. Mashatile will commemorate Harvest Day at the Remmoho Investment in Agriculture Farm in Bethlehem on Thursday, 27 February. According to South African Government