South Africa’s $10 billion question: Can Chinese investment build Africa’s Silicon Valley?
Nomvula Zeldah Mabuza|Published

South Africa’s $10 billion question: Can Chinese investment build Africa’s Silicon ...

HFM celebrates 15 years of trading excellence and future innovation

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Join the celebration of HFM’s 15 years of groundbreaking achievements as it continues to lead the way in the evolving trading landscape, driven by innovation and ...

Southern Sun reports mixed trading results as occupancy rates improve in South Africa

Edward West|Published

n a tale of recovery against the odds, Southern Sun navigates the ups and downs of the hospitality sector, revealing both successes and challenges. With promising ...

Cargo movement report highlights record throughput despite ongoing challenges

Yogashen Pillay|Published

The latest cargo movement report from SAAFF and BUSA reveals record increases in cargo throughput in South Africa, while highlighting ongoing operational challenges ...

Sangweni’s spirit is here to stay for a public service that is upright

Pali Lehohla|Published

Join us as we explore the inaugural Stan Sangweni Annual Memorial Lecture, where President Thabo Mbeki reflects on the urgent need for ethical leadership in South ...

Parliament hears warning against rising audit fees impacting local service delivery

Banele Ginindza|Published

The National Treasury raises concerns about the rising audit fees imposed by the Auditor-General of South Africa, highlighting the potential impact on service delivery ...

ASI plants a seed in Africa: the business of trust, growth, and empowered communities

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Join ASI Group as they host an evening to celebrate the potential of trusted partnerships in Africa.

Shape your financial future like a pro

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Real-world advice from four of South Africa’s top female financial leaders.

Global commodity traders’ influence raises alarms over rising food prices

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Explore how the ABCD+ group of global commodity traders exerts significant influence over grain prices, affecting food costs and economic stability, particularly ...

Fitch affirms South Africa's sub-investment credit rating amid economic challenges

Siphelele Dludla|Published

Fitch Ratings has affirmed South Africa's long-term foreign-currency issuer default rating at 'BB-' with a stable outlook, citing weak economic growth, rising government ...

South African financial markets record new record highs

Chris Harmse|Published

How are South African financial markets responding to global inflation trends? Discover the latest shifts in the JSE and Rand performance.

Why everyone needs a will, not just the wealthy or old

Mariska Redelinghuys|Published

Not having a will can result in costly and complicated legal processes for your loved ones after your passing.

Celebrating 35 years of leadership: Jay Behari Ram's impactful journey at Shoprite

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Discover the inspiring journey of Jay Behari Ram, a leader who has spent 35 years at Shoprite, championing community and personal growth amidst a changing retail ...

Tesla pivots to robots as investors question sales and soaring valuation

Bloomberg|Published

Elon Musk is steering Tesla towards humanoid robots, but as investor confidence wavers amidst stagnating sales and soaring valuations, can this bold pivot truly ...

From architecture dreams to African luxury: The journey of Elegânté’s Noxolo Mseleku

Ashley Lechman|Published

From rejected architecture dreams to becoming a celebrated jewellery designer, Noxolo Mseleku turned setbacks into success with her luxury brand Elegânté. She shared ...

Lab-grown diamonds robbing southern Africa of riches

AFP|Published

Botswana, a nation built on diamond wealth, faces an economic crisis as lab-grown stones threaten its future. Discover how this shift is prompting the country to ...

Mining revival and consumer spending lift South Africa’s growth

Ashley Lechman|Published

South Africa’s economy grew 0. 8% in the second quarter of 2025, driven by mining and consumer spending. Experts say the rebound offers hope, but warn that unemployment, ...

Water treatment in South Africa - the unseen crisis in our taps that demands urgent, scalable action

Robert Erasmus|Published

Ageing infrastructure, rising pollution levels and increasing demand are converging to create a national emergency. Clean, safe water is critical not just for public ...

Unmarried couples: who gets what on the death of a partner?

Staff Reporter|Published

Family disputes over assets are common after a death, and for unmarried couples, the stakes can be even higher, says Shaka Zwane, head of insurance and fiduciary ...

One year in, the lessons from SA's two-pot retirement reform

Rob Southey|Published

While the new system faces some teething issues, including some administrative hurdles, monitoring and evaluation mechanisms are being applied to ensure its effectiveness. ...