In an age dominated by digital banking, discover why South Africans still prefer the tactile savings method of Savings Stamps, helping families thrive and budget ...
Ozow has made a significant leap into the digital payment space by integrating cryptocurrency payments, offering a seamless experience for merchants and consumers ...
As beef prices soar, Eskort calls for the inclusion of pork in the Braai Index to help South African families keep the beloved tradition of braai alive without breaking ...
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South African borrowers face ongoing financial strain as the Reserve Bank held the repo rate steady at 6.75%. Experts weigh in on the implications for consumer spending ...
As learners dive back into their studies, community gardens are proving to be a verdant lifeline, seamlessly integrating nutrition and education while strengthening ...
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Amidst rapid technological evolution, KPMG’s report offers a comprehensive glimpse into how organisations can strategically embed AI and reshape their operations. ...
As households navigate the uncertain economic landscape, the Reserve Bank's decision reinforces the importance of financial discipline and proactive budgeting. Consumers ...
KFC Africa is setting the stage for global talent mobility by earning Top Employer certification, highlighting its commitment to top-tier human resource practices ...
This means the repo rate will remain at 6.75%, translating to the prime lending rate also staying the same at 10.50%.
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As many struggle to make ends meet, the hope for a reprieve seems distant, underscoring a critical need for deeper systemic change.
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This year’s matric results unveil a harsh reality for young South Africans entering a competitive job market. As SMEs struggle for funding, the drive towards entrepreneurship ...
As interest rates seen globally continue to shift, South Africa stands at a potential turning point where judicious rate adjustments could shape the local economy ...
Discover how Amazon is changing the online shopping game in South Africa with its new image-based shopping technology, making it easier for you to find exactly what ...
The situation in South Africa translates to hundreds of tonnes of plastic waste entering landfills annually. The challenge posed by such small, seemingly insignificant ...
Charleen Duncan, Head of Public Affairs and Communications at AGOF, spotlighted the barriers that hinder entrepreneurs from marginalised backgrounds, suggesting ...
Consumers can expect no reprieve from interest rate cuts this January, as the South African Reserve Bank (Sarb) maintains a cautious approach amid fluctuating inflation ...
The overlap of school fees, back-to-school costs, and daily necessities creates an intense financial squeeze that can pressure even the most diligent budgeters.
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As AI technology rapidly advances, it is essential for organisations to modernise their data security practices. This approach not only protects sensitive information ...
When you start receiving spam SMSes or scam calls, it is easy to assume your number was stolen in a hack. In reality, it was likely sold.
With inflation easing, improvements in energy supply, and optimistic economic forecasts, the nation appears poised for modest growth after several years characterised ...