South Africa AGOA removal: What it means for exports
The South Africa AGOA removal was announced on Monday, 2 November 2026, with the change due to take effect on 1 January 2027.
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Amazon set to initiate largest job cuts in company’s history
Amazon is preparing to cut up to 30,000 corporate jobs this week, marking its largest round of layoffs as the company seeks to reduce costs and streamline operations.
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Two-pot retirement withdrawals suspended – Here’s why
The two-pot retirement withdrawals system has been temporarily suspended by the Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF) until 21 October 2025.
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Ford becomes the latest automotive giant to cut jobs in South Africa
Ford has announced job cuts at its Pretoria and Gqeberha plants, with more than 470 positions at risk as the automaker realigns production.
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These influencers are being investigated for allegedly recruiting ‘young girls’ for jobs in Russia
South African influencers are under investigation for allegedly promoting a Russia internship scam that recruits young girls with promises of jobs and training opportunities.
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Stats show South African women with degrees are more likely to be unemployed compared to men
New data from Statistics South Africa shows that women continue to face significant inequality in the workplace, with lower employment rates, higher joblessness, and less pay compared to men.
Lifestyle
Three essentials for turning your hobby into a profitable home-based business
Discover the three key elements you need to transform your hobby into a successful home-based business, including mindset, determination, and a proven system.
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Why a strong cover letter matters: Boosting Your resume’s impact
Learn how to write a cover letter that grabs attention and complements your resume. Get tips to impress hiring managers and land interviews.
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PIC swoops in to rescue Daybreak Foods amid rising tensions
The PIC has allocated R250 million to Daybreak Foods to help stabilise operations and prevent job losses amid unpaid wages and an animal welfare crisis.
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Daybreak Foods crisis deepens as workers take frustrations in Delmas protests
Workers at Daybreak Foods have blocked roads in Delmas over unpaid wages as the company faces a deepening crisis affecting both employees and livestock.
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South Africa’s latest unemployment rate unpacked: Here’s what you must know
The Western Cape has contributed the most jobs, with an increase of 62,000 positions.
Lifestyle
The US will have a new social security retirement age in 2025: Here’s how it affects South Africans
The changes to the US Social Security system carry potential implications for South African expatriates living or working in the United States.
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South Africa’s latest official unemployment rate drops to 32.1%
Statistics SA reported an increase in the number of young South Africans neither employed nor in education or training (NEET).
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Govt commits to investing in critical industries for job creation
This is according to Deputy President Paul Mashatile, who responded to questions in the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) relating to several critical issues impacting South Africa’s township and rural economies.
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Casual workers protest outside Joburg mayor’s office, demanding jobs
They also want feedback on the City’s recruitment processes.
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Tupperware Brands files for bankruptcy: Here’s what we know
Tupperware Brands has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, with global operations under review. Uncertainty looms for Southern African workers amid the restructuring.
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Canadians challenge new Naspers CEO over work conditions
iFood controls 80% of the Brazilian food delivery market and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Naspers which is one of the largest technology investors and operators in the world.
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Latest jobs figures paint a grim picture of employment in South Africa
The Northern Cape recorded the largest increase in unemployment, rising by 3.7 percentage points from Q1:2024 to Q2:2024.
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NUMSA threaten to shut down operations at Ford SA plant
NUMSA has threatened to strike and shut down operations at the Ford SA plant over a dispute regarding unpaid bonuses.
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Pick n Pay plans to close 100 stores after posting worrying results
The closure of these stores is expected to save approximately R850 million in costs and avoid further losses.
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South Africa’s expanded unemployment rate rises to 41.9%
South Africa's expanded unemployment rate increased to 41.9% in Q1:2024, showcasing ongoing challenges in the labour market.
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Ster-Kinekor under fire for culling jobs post-COVID ‘recovery’
Ster-Kinekor is facing criticism for issuing retrenchment notices to 236 employees amid recovery efforts post-COVID.
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Here’s when Basic Education plans to launch Grade 9 certificate system
The Department of Basic Education is implementing a pilot project for the Grade 9 certificate in 1000 schools, aiming for full implementation by 2025.
Technology
Vodacom to slash jobs in South Africa: Does this have anything to do with Nkosana Makate?
Vodacom is set to cut jobs in its largest market, South Africa, amid a costly legal tussle with 'Please Call Me' inventor Nkosana Makate.
Lifestyle
New survey shows accountants are migrating out of South Africa – Here’s why
A recent survey found that South African accountants are considering international opportunities due to a myriad of reasons.
Crime
Berea McDonald’s hostage situation contained after woman surrenders
Berea McDonald’s hostage situation ended with the peaceful surrender of a disgruntled female employee who had taken managers hostage over workplace grievances.
Crime
Tsheto Modise: Palm Ridge police stumble on ‘house of horror’
Tsheto Modise appeared in court on human trafficking charges, accused of exploiting foreign nationals for employment in South Africa.
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South Africa’s ‘expanded’ unemployment rate drops to 41.1%
South Africa's expanded unemployment rate decreased by 0.1 of a percentage point to 41.1% in Q4: 2023 compared to Q3: 2023.
