Huge trouble for two well-known companies in South Africa and R89 billion in unclaimed assets.

Here are the 10 biggest stories that you may have missed on BusinessTech this week. Two companies which are household names in South Africa are in business rescue and face an uncertain future. [BusinessTech logo]( [Top stories this week]( [◼ Two well-known South African companies in deep trouble]( Two companies which are household names in South Africa are in business rescue and face an uncertain future. [◼ South Africa has R89 billion in unclaimed assets – check if you are owed money]( At least R89 billion in unclaimed assets are held by financial institutions across South Africa’s financial sector. It is easy to check if you are owed money. [◼ How much money teachers earn in South Africa in 2024]( The latest teacher salary scales in South Africa show that qualified teachers receive much better pay packages than many people believe. [◼ SARS auto-assessment alert]( SARS has issued an alert about auto-assessments for 2024, urging taxpayers to be patient. [◼ The city calling for jail time over washing cars in South Africa]( A major city in the Eastern Cape is advocating for stricter penalties for what it calls 'unauthorised' car washing. [◼ 2025 school calendar – including 3 ‘special holidays’]( The proposed calendar for 2025 shows three 'special school holidays' for schools—holidays that are not observed in 2024. The proposed calendar for 2025 shows three 'special school holidays' for schools—holidays that are not observed in 2024. [◼ Canada is after these skills in South Africa – offering up to R6 million]( Like many countries, Canada is recruiting migrants to fill the shortage of skilled workers in key industries, which include South Africans. [◼ Major South African bank up for sale]( Bidvest is putting its bank up for sale as the main group narrows its focus and looks to expand its other divisions. [◼ How much money police officers earn in South Africa]( The average member of the South African Police Service (SAPS) gets paid more than the average worker in the country. [◼ Foreigners are flocking to this province in South Africa]( Foreigners clearly have a favourite destination in South Africa, with many drawn to the value-for-money property prices. [Facebook]([Twitter]([LinkedIn]([YouTube]( [Manage your preferences or unsubscribe]( • [View PDF]( • [Pause Subscription]( • [View Online]( This email was sent to {EMAIL} on 07-07-2024 This is intended for opt-in communication only. If you feel this email is unsolicited please [report it]( to us Email Powered By Everlytic