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1minThe tourism sector could see a major boost in jobs, with a new governmentImage: Ayanda Ndamane/Independent MediaThe tourism sector could see a major boost in jobs, with a new government plan aiming to raise employment from 1.8 million to 2.5 million by 2029, according to Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille.

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1minAs youth unemployment in South Africa surges to 46.1%, the Federation of Unions of South Africa warns of a deepening jobs crisis that demands a coordinated national employment strategy.young South Africans continue to bear the brunt of unemployment, Image: FileAs young South Africans continue to bear the brunt of unemployment, data shows that education plays a crucial role in determining future job prospects in the country.

1 day ago | iol.co.za | Mthobisi Nozulela

1minJSE-listed Exxaro Resources has announced its agreement to acquire manganese assets in South Africa for R11.67 billionImage: Exxaro Resources LimitedJSE-listed Exxaro Resources has announced its agreement to acquire manganese assets in South Africa for R11.67 billion. The deal includes key assets within the Kalahari Manganese Field and will provide Exxaro with stakes in several operating manganese mines, including Tshipi Borwa, Mokala, and Hotazel manganese mines.

2 days ago | capeargus.co.za | Mthobisi Nozulela

The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has dismissed claims circulating onlineImage: SuppliedThe South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has dismissed claims circulating online about a supposed new regulation requiring banks to report card withdrawals over R10,000 to the South African Revenue Service (SARS). These claims originated from a widely shared article on social media, which alleged that "new ATM withdrawal rules" would come into effect across all major South African banks starting May 10, 2025.

2 days ago | dfa.co.za | Mthobisi Nozulela

The South African Reserve Bank has dismissed claims circulating online. Image: FileTHE SOUTH African Reserve Bank (SARB) has dismissed claims circulating online about a supposed new regulation requiring banks to report card withdrawals over R10,000 to the South African Revenue Service (Sars). These claims originated from a widely shared article on social media, which alleged that "new ATM withdrawal rules" would come into effect across all major South African banks starting May 10, 2025.