[WATCH] Nehawu postpones stay away: [WATCH] Nehawu postpones stay away: Nehawu Secretary-General Zola Saphetha says they have extended the ultimatum to government by two weeks and as a result the planned stay away has been postponed. Nehawu extends ultimatum to govt by 2 weeks to tackle NW problems: On Wednesday the union gave the task team 24 hours to respond or risk a … [Read more...] about [WATCH] Nehawu postpones stay away
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R2.8 million claim for ‘toxic’ hotel stay
R2.8 million claim for ‘toxic’ hotel stay: Durban - A Phoenix woman is suing a hotel for almost R3million after she claimed she inhaled toxic fumes following an electrical fire during her stay there in 2016. Saroja Naidoo, 54, of Westham, said the incident left her with respiratory difficulties and permanent disability. Having allegedly experienced breathing difficulties, … [Read more...] about R2.8 million claim for ‘toxic’ hotel stay
It’s time for SA’s electronics industry to switch to modern systems to stay current
It’s time for SA’s electronics industry to switch to modern systems to stay current: The global marketplace is dominated by constant innovations in technology, business processes, and business management systems. Now, more than ever, companies have to keep up with the rapid pace of technology to maintain a competitive advantage. New electronic components are required, … [Read more...] about It’s time for SA’s electronics industry to switch to modern systems to stay current
SA News: EMERGING MARKETS-Stocks feel global chill, South Africa and Serbia stay warm
EMERGING MARKETS-Stocks feel global chill, South Africa and Serbia stay warm: LONDON, Feb 22 (Reuters) - The Korean won, Indonesian rupiah and South African rand led a swathe of emerging market currencies lower on Thursday, as a stronger dollar courtesy of the highest U.S. Treasury yields in four years also soured sentiment for ... Source: "South Africa" - … [Read more...] about SA News: EMERGING MARKETS-Stocks feel global chill, South Africa and Serbia stay warm
People stay vigilant to the threat of malaria, even when infections fall | The Conversation
People stay vigilant to the threat of malaria, even when infections fall: Karen Kasmauski/MCSP)Since the turn of the century great strides have been made to reduce the burden of malaria in sub-Saharan Africa. But the disease, spread by the Anopheles mosquito, still remains a major threat: in 2015 there were an estimated 212 million cases worldwide, … [Read more...] about People stay vigilant to the threat of malaria, even when infections fall | The Conversation
