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How rising fuel prices will impact South African households
Salem Nyati|Published

How rising fuel prices will impact South African households

Numsa members strike at Sibanye Rustenburg contractor over pay and conditions

Siphelele Dludla|Published

Members of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa have initiated a protected strike at Manengena Contractors, demanding wage increases and improved working ...

How global conflicts impact South African consumers’ wallets

Ashley Lechman|Published

As tensions flare in global hotspots, South African consumers face rising costs and economic challenges. Discover how international conflicts could hit your wallet ...

Transnet selects FFS Tank Terminals for liquid bulk terminal refurbishment

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Transnet National Ports Authority announces FFS Tank Terminals as the preferred bidder for a R102 million refurbishment of a liquid bulk terminal at the Port of ...

South African wine producers optimistic about 2026 harvest

Yogashen Pillay|Published

South African wine grape producers are optimistic about the 2026 harvest, with indications of a larger yield and promising quality across key cultivars. This article ...

Oil surge above $110 deepens global economic risks and raises pressure on South Africa

Siphelele Dludla|Published

Brent crude oil prices have surged past $110 per barrel due to escalating conflicts in the Middle East, raising concerns about supply disruptions and their economic ...

Entrepreneur Kelebogile Mothelesi grows auto repair business and challenges industry stereotypes

Ashley Lechman|Published

A Northern Cape entrepreneur is transforming rural automotive repairs while creating jobs and breaking industry stereotypes.

South Oceans' 86 percent slide in profit attributed to rising " dumped" price imports

Edward West|Published

South Ocean Holdings faces significant challenges as it reports an 86% drop in operating profit, leading to a decline in share price and no dividends declared.

War in Iran could hit South African consumers where it hurts most: their wallets

Chris Coetzee|Published

A conflict in Iran may feel geographically distant, yet its economic shockwaves could land directly in the pockets of South African consumers.

Interest rate cut expectations wane as geopolitical tensions rise

Ashley Lechman|Published

As geopolitical tensions rise and oil prices soar, South Africa's interest rate outlook shifts dramatically. Discover why expectations for cuts have vanished and ...

Avoid panic-buying: Fuel supply in South Africa is secure, says DMPR

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Despite recent panic over fuel shortages and price increases, the DMPR assures South Africans that fuel supply remains stable and encourages normal purchasing behaviour. ...

The Middle East conflict and South African SMEs: navigating uncertainty in global turbulence

Zemvelo Ndlovu|Published

How is the ongoing conflict in the Middle East reshaping the landscape for South African SMEs? Discover the tangible impacts and strategies for resilience in this ...

Insurance isn’t just about what happens when you die

Nicola Mawson|Published

South Africans are increasingly claiming insurance benefits while they are still alive. According to Discovery Life, about 65% of its claims payouts now go towards ...

Preparing for Sars audits: what you need to know for tax season 2026

Ann Milne|Published

With the 2026 tax season approaching, taxpayers must prepare for potential Sars audits. This article explores the increasing likelihood of audits, the associated ...

Point of view: navigating the emotional landscape of women as primary earners

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

March marks International Women’s Month, a time to celebrate women's achievements while recognising the emotional challenges faced by families adapting to changing ...

Run on numbers: understanding the consequences of the Iran war

Corrie Kruger|Published

This article delves into the inevitable consequences of the war on Iran, exploring its impact on energy prices, inflation, and currency crises, while highlighting ...

Words on wealth: worrying rise in debt levels among retirees

Martin Hesse|Published

The rising debt levels among South African retirees pose significant financial challenges, with alarming statistics revealing a trend of increasing debt burdens ...

Beyond the badge: why experience will define automotive loyalty in South Africa

Liezel Jonkheid|Published

The rise of Chinese and Indian automotive brands in South Africa is reshaping the market landscape. As these brands offer feature-rich SUVs at competitive prices, ...

Hulamin warns of losses due to maintenance shuts at the mill

Edward West|Published

Hulamin's share price plummets over 11% after the company warns of significant losses due to operational difficulties and a recent plant shutdown, with expected ...

Data breaches in South Africa occur every three hours, with 90% deemed preventable

Ashley Lechman|Published

In a country where data breaches now strike every three hours, the pressing need for robust cybersecurity measures has never been clearer. With 90% of these breaches ...