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Urgent call for government action to protect South Africa's cable manufacturing industry
Edward West|Published

Urgent call for government action to protect South Africa's cable manufacturing industry ...

SA imposes anti-dumping duties on imported washing machines to protect local industry

Siphelele Dludla|Published

April 2026 marks 32 years since the end of apartheid and 30 years since the adoption of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, which ushered in a new ...

Young professionals aren’t disengaged, they’re disillusioned

Michelle Green|Published

Young professionals are not merely disengaged; they are disillusioned by financial instability. This issue is already affecting workplace performance and retention, ...

MTN's strategic shift: Governance and the nation-state program for 2026

Edward West|Published

MTN is enhancing its governance framework through a new nation-state programme aimed at navigating the complexities of the global telecom market, addressing AI disruptions, ...

IATA urges African governments to prioritise aviation for long-term economic growth

Siphelele Dludla|Published

IATA highlights the critical role of aviation in Africa's economic development, urging governments to improve safety, reduce costs, and enhance sustainability for ...

Why choosing the right EPC partner is crucial for South Africa's renewable energy transition

Ashley Lechman|Published

In a rapidly expanding renewable energy market, distinguishing between a promising EPC partner and a risky choice will be vital in determining whether investments ...

The dawn of South Africa’s second nuclear age

Prof Bismark Tyobeka|Published

Explore how South Africa's advancements in nuclear energy could reshape its economic landscape and establish stable trade corridors across Southern Africa.

Gold demand surges as investors seek safe haven amidst rising global volatility

Edward West|Published

Retail investors have driven a 42% increase in gold bar and coin demand globally in the first quarter of 2026, with China leading the surge. Despite a decline in ...

Financial advice in uncertain times: insights from the UAE's ghost flights

Nicola Langridge|Published

Explore how the UAE's ghost flights during geopolitical turmoil reflect our financial decision-making processes. Learn the importance of trust and clarity in financial ...

Primary Health Properties expands into UK Neighbourhood Health Centres

Edward West|Published

Primary Health Properties reports a strong start to 2026, expanding its portfolio with Neighbourhood Health Centres aimed at enhancing patient access and community ...

Changing energy dependence to energy resilience in the South African context

Bronwyn Timm|Published

The recent Eskom tariff increase is prompting South African businesses to rethink their energy strategies, presenting unique opportunities for resilience and innovation ...

April household food basket data reveals early impacts of rising fuel prices

Ashley Lechman|Updated

Rising fuel prices have begun to push food costs higher in South Africa, raising concerns over food security and national stability as households struggle to absorb ...

Rare 1961 one-cent coin linked to Hendrik Verwoerd to be auctioned

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

Discover the significance of a rare 1961 one-cent coin and a gold R1, both linked to former Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd, as they go under the hammer at Bassani’s ...

After Covid, into conflict, and how the Iran war is reshaping supply chains

Dr Ernst van Biljon|Published

This article explores how the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped supply chain strategies and examines the implications of current geopolitical tensions, particularly the ...

US prepares for extensive blockade of Iranian ports as Wall Street markets react

Ashley Lechman|Published

With a blockade looming over Iranian ports, economists brace for global ripples as Wall Street reacts to geopolitical tensions. What lies ahead for oil prices and ...

May Day - Climate action should not trigger a distress call from workers

Waheed Hoosen|Published

Explore how South Africa's just energy transition is reshaping the lives of millions of workers and the urgent need for a balanced approach that prioritises both ...

Trading reflected cautious optimism as US-Iran negotions continue

Ashley Lechman|Published

As South Africa celebrated Freedom Day, global markets showed signs of optimism, driven by new developments in US-Iran negotiations and fluctuating oil prices. Analysts ...

Why discussing finances is crucial before saying 'I do'

Shaun Chennells|Published

Discover why open conversations about finances are vital for couples preparing for marriage. Learn how understanding each other's financial habits can strengthen ...

Oil prices surge to $111 amid Strait of Hormuz concerns

Ashley Lechman|Published

With oil prices soaring to $111 per barrel due to escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, South African consumers face the prospect of significant fuel price ...

Trade unions warn fuel relief falls short as price shock looms

Siphelele Dludla|Published

Trade unions are raising concerns over the government's limited fuel levy relief, warning that it may not be enough to protect workers from impending price increases ...