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South Africa’s connectivity future depends on people, not just percentages
Claudio Coelho|Published

South Africa’s connectivity future depends on people, not just percentages

Middle East war chokes SA’s export pipeline as supply chains snarl

Siphelele Dludla|Published

South Africa's economic recovery is threatened by the ongoing Middle East conflict, as disruptions in global trade routes lead to declining export orders and rising ...

DHL Supply Chain to invest R220 million in new Johannesburg distribution centre

Edward West|Published

DHL Supply Chain announces a R220 million investment in a new distribution centre in Johannesburg, aimed at enhancing logistics capacity and supporting customer ...

Afreximbank unveils $10bn lifeline to shield Africa from Middle East crisis shockwaves

Siphelele Dludla|Published

Economies across Africa and the Caribbean are among the most exposed, given their reliance on imports of fuel, fertilisers and food, as well as their dependence ...

Pension Funds Adjudicator takes action against non-compliant retirement funds

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

The Pension Funds Adjudicator Lebogang Mogashoa is intensifying efforts to ensure compliance among retirement funds and administrators, addressing delays and inadequate ...

Anchor's March local commentary: The JSE’s recent outperformance ends abruptly

Peter Little|Published

March marked a dramatic shift for the South African equity market, with precious metal miners leading a significant downturn. Despite a late-month rally, the JSE ...

Supreme Court of Appeal rules against Sars in pivotal tax case

Willem Oberholzer|Published

The Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled that the South African Revenue Service cannot alter its case after issuing a tax assessment, reinforcing the importance of ...

Why cutting insurance during a cost of living crisis can lead to financial disaster

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

With rising fuel and electricity costs putting pressure on South African households, financial experts urge consumers to prioritise insurance payments to avoid long-term ...

Eskom redeems R38bn ES26 bond in major step toward financial independence

Edward West|Published

Eskom's redemption of its ES26 bond signifies a pivotal moment in its financial recovery, showcasing improved governance and a commitment to a stable energy future ...

MTN Ghana completes mobile money separation to accelerate fintech growth

Siphelele Dludla|Published

MTN Group Limited has successfully separated its mobile money business in Ghana, a strategic move aimed at enhancing growth and regulatory compliance while reinforcing ...

Fuel shortages in Western Cape raise safety concerns for petrol station owners

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Petrol station owner Makkie Isaacs raises alarm over fuel shortages in Mitchells Plain, Cape Town, citing safety concerns and operational challenges ahead of a fuel ...

Trump issues new deadline on Strait of Hormuz as markets brace for impact

Ashley Lechman|Published

In the wake of President Trump’s ultimatum, markets face mounting uncertainty. Will oil prices soar further, or can calm be restored before the deadline? Dive into ...

Fuel pressures mount as government moves to shield consumers

Siphelele Dludla|Published

Amid rising global fuel prices due to geopolitical tensions, South Africa's government reassures citizens of stable fuel supply while implementing measures to alleviate ...

Prolonged Iran war sparks global fuel crisis and recession fears, warns Oxford Economics

Siphelele Dludla|Published

The ongoing conflict involving Iran is causing significant disruptions in the global energy market, leading to severe oil shortages and rising prices, with potential ...

Avian influenza: Calls for poultry vaccination against bird flu grow in South Africa

Yogashen Pillay|Published

With avian influenza outbreaks escalating in Europe and the US, South African poultry industry leaders are advocating for urgent vaccination measures to prevent ...

Agbiz urges South Africa to explore new export markets amid Middle East conflict

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Agbiz warns that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East poses risks to South Africa's agricultural exports, urging exporters to seek alternative markets as the ...

Eskom extends solar registration fee waiver for 6 months to boost rooftop adoption

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Eskom's extension of the registration fee waiver for small-scale solar systems until 2026, along with a new prepaid metering option, is hailed by SAPVIA as a significant ...

Your AI tools are useless without context. Who profits from closing that gap?

Andile Masuku|Published

Explore the critical role of context in utilising AI tools effectively, as industry experts discuss the challenges faced by African enterprises in data integration ...

How to prevent financial strain during estate administration in South Africa

Stacy Rouchos|Published

Discover why South Africans must consider liquidity in estate planning. An Event of Death Analysis can help prevent financial strain on heirs and ensure a smooth ...

Hackers don’t wait – why your cybersecurity strategy shouldn’t either

Saurabh Prasad|Published

Discover how Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) can revolutionise your cybersecurity strategy, ensuring your organisation stays one step ahead of cyber ...