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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 towards illicit alcohol.

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 ...

Collaboration needed to prevent future avian Flu outbreaks in South Africa

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Experts from the poultry industry and government officials convene to discuss strategies to prevent a repeat of the devastating 2023 avian flu outbreak, emphasising ...

Volkswagen partners with The Sharks in a three-year deal

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Volkswagen has announced a three-year partnership with The Sharks, uniting two iconic South African brands in a commitment to performance and community engagement. ...

Expected fuel price relief offers motorists breathing room but economists warn global risks remain

Ashley Lechman|Published

South Africans are expected to pay less for fuel in August, but economists warn that global oil market volatility could quickly reverse the relief.

South Africa's Special Economic Zones: Driving Investment and Job Creation

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Deputy President Paul Mashatile reveals the success of South Africa's Special Economic Zone programme, highlighting R14.8 billion in revenue and over 30,000 jobs ...

South Africa doesn't need another 4IR debate, it needs builders

Seati Moloi|Published

Reflecting on the journey of Khoi Tech, Seati Moloi argues that South Africa must move beyond debates about the Fourth Industrial Revolution and focus on building ...

Unrest readiness is built between crises, not during them

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The peaceful outcome of the 30 June marches was no accident; it stemmed from effective collaboration among police, private security, communities, and businesses. ...

BMF leadership battle: when governance turns on itself

Nqobani Mzizi|Published

The Black Management Forum (BMF) has been a cornerstone of black professional advancement in South Africa since 1976. As it faces a leadership crisis marked by suspensions ...

Trust: South Africa's most valuable economic asset

Dr Nik Eberl|Published

Is trust South Africa's most valuable economic asset? In a time of heated immigration debates, this article explores how trust shapes the nation's economy and its ...

Understanding the SARS Traveller Declaration: What business travellers need to know

Yogashen Pillay|Published

The SARS Traveller Declaration introduces new compliance requirements for business travellers. Discover how this shift impacts travel planning and what you need ...

Consumer trust lifts Woolworths Food to top of South Africa's most recommended brands list

Ashley Lechman|Published

New research shows South Africans are most likely to recommend Woolworths Food, highlighting the growing importance of customer advocacy and trust.

African Trade is growing despite the obstacles

Ashley Lechman|Published

Businesses are expanding across Africa but fragmented payment systems, foreign exchange challenges and liquidity constraints continue to slow trade, according to ...

Reforming public procurement: A stakeholder perspective on the draft regulations

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Key stakeholders, including the B-BBEE Commission and the Black Management Forum, present a joint perspective on the Draft Public Procurement Regulations, emphasising ...

New MoU between RFA and SAFLA aims to streamline freight forwarding in South Africa

Yogashen Pillay|Published

The Road Freight Association and South African Freight and Logistics Association have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance collaboration and advocacy ...

Impact of potential tolls in the Strait of Hormuz on global oil prices

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Experts warn that the potential imposition of tolls in the Strait of Hormuz could significantly impact global oil prices and supply chains, with implications for ...

South Africa does not need more hustlers. It needs more builders

Paul Smith|Published

Every Youth Day, South Africa calls for young entrepreneurs, but is this the right approach? This article challenges the narrative, advocating for a more realistic ...

Diesel minibus emissions raise alarm as new study finds Johannesburg residents face growing air pollution risk

Ashley Lechman|Published

A new emissions study found diesel minibuses are contributing disproportionately to air pollution in Johannesburg, with experts calling for urgent policy interventions ...

PIC governance crisis deepens as DA calls for parliamentary intervention

Ashley Lechman|Published

The Democratic Alliance has called for urgent parliamentary hearings after the Public Investment Corporation suspended its chief executive and acting chief investment ...

Forget cheating death: the trillion-dollar case for rug tape and hearing aids

Andile Masuku|Published

Bryan Johnson's mission to defy death has sparked a polarising reaction, revealing society's complex relationship with mortality. This article explores the surprising ...