Retail leadership skills gap threatens SA's biggest youth employment pipeline, UJ study warns

Siphelele Dludla|Published

New research from the University of Johannesburg reveals a significant leadership skills gap in South Africa's retail sector, highlighting the disconnect between ...

Tau calls for 'South Africa Inc' approach to revive defence industry to boost manufacturing

Siphelele Dludla|Published

Trade, Industry and Competition Minister Parks Tau urges a coordinated approach to revitalise South Africa's defence industry, highlighting its potential as a strategic ...

Cosatu calls for greater transparency from the PIC regarding investment disclosures

Edward West|Published

Cosatu's Mathew Parks demands that the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) disclose all investment information publicly, following allegations of misconduct against ...

Brewers oppose proposed alcohol tax overhaul, warn of higher prices and illicit trade

Siphelele Dludla|Published

South Africa's beer industry is raising concerns over proposed alcohol excise tax increases, warning that such changes could harm consumers, threaten jobs, and fuel ...

Brent crude climbs above $90 as oil risks complicate Sarb rate outlook

Ashley Lechman|Published

Rising oil prices and renewed conflict in the Middle East have complicated the South African Reserve Bank's interest rate decision this week, with investment experts ...

Watch VideoJamie Oliver surprises Cape Town parents with cooking tips to solve dinner dilemmas

Ashley Lechman|Published

Parents at a Cape Town school received the surprise of a lifetime when Jamie Oliver joined them for a cooking session to launch Checkers' new Dinner Done Better ...

South32 exceeds production guidance and accelerates transition to base metals

Edward West|Published

South32 reports a successful quarter, exceeding production guidance and announcing a strategic shift towards base metals, positioning itself for future growth and ...

Eskom confirms no radiation leak at Koeberg nuclear power station

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Eskom has confirmed that there was no radiation leak during routine maintenance at Koeberg Nuclear Power Station’s Unit 2, ensuring the safety of employees and the ...

The psychology of saving: why it’s difficult and how to keep at it

Bertie Nel|Published

Explore the psychological factors that make saving money challenging and uncover actionable strategies to cultivate sustainable saving habits.

Global supply chain risks remain elevated despite easing concerns, CIPS warns

Siphelele Dludla|Published

Despite a slight easing in global supply chain concerns, Southern African businesses must remain vigilant against geopolitical conflicts, cyber threats, and trade ...

How South Africa's new generation of retirees can protect their retirement pot

Brett Caminsky|Published

As South Africa marks National Savings Month, more people are working beyond retirement age. Here are five practical ways to protect your retirement savings while ...

Market volatility continues amid geopolitical uncertainty

Ashley Lechman|Published

In a week filled with uncertainty, find out how global markets are reacting to geopolitical tensions and tech stock fluctuations, and what this could mean for your ...

National Savings Month: saving alone is no longer enough for many South Africans

Nita Morgan|Published

Every July, National Savings Month reminds South Africans of the importance of saving, but with rising costs, is saving alone enough? Discover the financial realities ...

Cosatu raises alarm over pension fund defaults by employers

Solly Phetoe|Published

Cosatu expresses grave concern over the alarming rise in employers defaulting on pension fund contributions, revealing a staggering R8.33 billion owed to 590,000 ...

The real cost of speeding: why a few minutes saved aren’t worth it

Sherry Sibeko.|Published

Speeding doesn't just increase the risk of road accidents, it can also lead to higher repair bills, insurance complications and costly claims. Miway's Sherry Sibeko ...

Global financial markets remain on the back foot: the repo rate may increase

Chris Harmse|Published

Global financial markets face renewed challenges as US-Iran tensions escalate, pushing Brent crude prices above $85 per barrel and raising concerns over the repo ...

Middle East conflict puts July rate decision under pressure as inflation risks mount

Ashley Lechman|Published

Escalating conflict in the Persian Gulf and rising oil prices have prompted economists to warn that the South African Reserve Bank may raise interest rates again ...

Proposed beer excise changes could raise tax on most beers by 20%, industry warns

Ashley Lechman|Published

The Beer Association of South Africa has warned that proposed changes to alcohol excise policy could increase taxes on most beers by 20% while driving more consumers ...

June inflation forecast: What economists are saying about CPI trends

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Economists predict a rise in South Africa's consumer price index for June, driven largely by increased fuel prices. Insights from leading economists highlight the ...