Mango announced on Tuesday that its services and all flights are temporarily suspended until further notice.
Shoprite Holdings has revealed that just over 200 of the group’s stores in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng were affected by the looting and vandalism in the two provinces last week.
The NCC says the regulations were published in the Government Gazette in March last year and are still in place to protect consumers against unfair, unreasonable or unjust pricing.
While it is impossible to tell how much of the damage is covered by insurance and how many policies include Sasria cover, the figures suggest that Sasria might be swamped. Sasria describes itself as the primary short-term insurer in SA, providing cover against special risks such as civil commotion, public disorder, strikes, riots and terrorism.
The South African Banking Risk Information Centre (SABRIC) has issued a warning to citizens to not use dye-stained cash notes from ATM's.
The Port of East London may be in line for a capacity increase and a deepening of the harbour to allow bigger vessels to enter. Image: Transnet website
Travel agency Flight Centre Travel Group is advising its customers not to book on South African Airways (SAA) or Mango Airlines because of various limitations the airlines have put on their booking platforms.
The country's sugar industry says a new report on the socio-economic impact of the so-called sugar tax, has highlighted the devastating impact it had on the industry.
The annual SA Wine Harvest report states that wine lovers from across the globe can enjoy outstanding wines from a much cooler and later 2021 wine grape season in South Africa.
