by gbsaadmin | Aug 2, 2013 | Business, Featured, Jobs, News
Rustenburg – Home to the two largest platinum mines and the largest platinum refinery in the world, Rustenburg is no doubt one of the engines that drive South Africa’s economy. Mining contributes 23.3% to the North West economy and the platinum that is produced...
by gbsaadmin | Jul 25, 2013 | Featured, Gauteng, Law, News
Johannesburg – The expropriation of land without compensation is not a policy of government, says Gauteng MEC for Rural Development and Land Reform, Nandi Mayathula-Khoza. “We need to make it clear that expropriation of land without compensation is not the policy of...
by gbsaadmin | Jul 24, 2013 | Events, Featured, Gauteng, Music, News, Running
Female musical group, Jamali will welcome runners and walkers home in Johannesburg on National Women’s Day (Friday, 09 August 2013) at the much loved Totalsports Ladies Race. It’s been ten years since Jamali first won over the hearts of South Africans on Popstar’s...
by gbsaadmin | Jul 19, 2013 | Business, Environment, Europe, Featured, Jobs, News
Pretoria – The 6th South Africa-European Union (SA-EU) Summit ended on Thursday, with leaders in agreement that joint programmes were needed to address the common challenge of job creation. In a joint communiqué issued after the summit, South African President...
by gbsaadmin | Jul 18, 2013 | Newsfeed
Pretoria – Government, trade unions, business and civic leaders need to take bold steps to resolve unrest in the mining sector to reduce the impact on the economy. Opening a debate on the National Treasury budget vote in Parliament on Tuesday, Finance Minister Pravin...
