The dozen agencies that keep the country moving
Transport is the heartbeat of South Africa’s economic growth, ensuring goods and people move swiftly and safely to their destinations. We list the 12...
Press release: Brand South Africa seeks to strengthen ties with Singapore
Singaporean businesses, it has been found, do not see South Africa as a viable investment destination. Brand South Africa looked to change that during a...
DTI: first stop for exporters
The main government body tasked with assisting exporters and marketing South
African exports internationally is the Department of Trade and industry.
Algeria ready to strengthen trade and industry ties with South Africa
Algerian ambassador to South Africa Abd-El-Naceur Belaid called for stronger economic partnerships between Algeria and South Africa at an Algeria-South Africa trade and investment...
Iron Lady of manganese takes on mining’s big boys
Daphne Mashile-Nkosi is the owner of a multimillion-rand manganese mine in the arid Northern Cape town of Hotazel and one of a handful of women in South Africa's mining industry. Battle-hardened by her experiences in the struggle against apartheid, she's not afraid to tackle those who stand in her way.
South Africa’s new plug standard explained
22 August 2016
South Africa’s current triangular electrical plug/socket standard is set to be replaced over the next 10 to 50 years with a more effective...
SKA South Africa unveils ‘First Light’ image from outer space
CD Anderson
The Square Kilometre Array (SKA) radio telescope project, near the town of Carnarvon in the remote Northern Cape, revealed the first image of...
South African showroom opens in Atlanta
The Department of Trade and Industry has launched a permanent showroom for South African lifestyle products, crafts, clothing and textiles in Atlanta in the United States.
Record year for South African wine exports
The South African wine industry topped its previous export record by 26% in 2013, with a bumper local harvest helping local wine makers both to fill the gap created by a poor European harvest and to make inroads in new markets.
R23m upgrade for Cape port
The South African Port Operations will spend R23-million to acquire four new straddle carriers to increase container terminal capacity at the Cape Town port.
