Competition authorities are unfairly targeted by various free market fundamentalists - Cosatu

Zingiswa Losi|Published

The recent targeting of competition authorities by free market critics overlooks their essential role in regulating monopolies and fostering economic growth. This ...

South Africa prepares to leave the FATF increased‑monitoring list

Leonard Roberts|Published

Discover how South Africa's anticipated removal from the FATF grey list could unlock new opportunities for SMEs, despite the challenges faced since the greylisting. ...

Understanding the limitations of fines in the AI trade landscape

Pali Lehohla|Published

Explore how South African innovators Zakes Mda and Eldrid Jordaan challenge the extractive practices of Silicon Valley and advocate for data sovereignty in the age ...

US-China trade war threats: JSE and the Rand under pressure

Chris Harmse|Published

Explore how escalating US-China trade tensions are influencing the JSE and Rand, with insights into market movements and economic forecasts.

The secret to peak season success for South Africa’s manufacturing, logistics, and retail sectors

Donné Nieman|Published

Between Black Friday, the festive season and back to school, volumes can double almost overnight.

Building Namibia’s future maritime strength means investing in local marine pilots

Bradley Claassen|Published

Today, Namibia faces a shortage of qualified marine pilots, a challenge with both immediate and long-term consequences.

South Africa needs a collaborative and coordinated AI skills strategy

Rowen Pillai|Published

The country risks missing out on this growth, with Africa projected to capture only 5. 6% of this total, if we fail to act with intention and address persistent ...

What Bafana’s resilience teaches business about championship mindset

Dr Nik Eberl|Published

What can the resilience of Bafana Bafana teach us about overcoming setbacks in business?

Editor's Note: The real cost of mental health: Why SA workplaces can’t afford to look away

Philippa Larkin|Published

Discover how unaddressed mental health challenges are costing South Africa billions and why businesses must act now to address this workplace crisis.

Manipulation of the rand, the banks, and the test of our sovereignty

Dr Ntokozo Mahlangu|Published

As foreign banks influence the value of the rand, South Africa faces a critical question: can our laws hold them accountable, or is our sovereignty merely a façade? ...

From inclusion to influence: Africa’s evolving role in architecting global financial reform

Paul Calvey and Daniel Mminele|Published

As Africa asserts its influence in global financial governance, the recent G20 gathering in Durban marks a pivotal moment for the continent's role in shaping economic ...

Let us shed outdated measures of adressing return on investment in climate adaptation

Brandon Abdinor|Published

How can we effectively adapt to the escalating impacts of climate change? This article explores the urgent need for investment in climate adaptation strategies to ...

What is an electro-state and why South Africa needs to become one

Thomas Garner|Published

Explore the rise of the electro-state and discover why South Africa must lead the charge in this energy revolution for a sustainable future

From awareness training to the balance sheet: A leader's guide to building true cyber resilience

Richard Ford|Published

Cybersecurity Awareness Month highlights the need for education, yet the rising costs of cyber incidents reveal a critical gap. Discover why awareness alone isn't ...

M-KOPA and the price of patience: How impact capital became market education

Andile Masuku|Published

Explore how M-KOPA's innovative approach to impact capital has redefined market education in Africa's solar industry.

Eskom’s return to profit strengthens South Africa’s economic foundation - BLSA

Busiswe Mavuso|Published

Eskom's first profit in eight years signals a positive shift for South Africa's economy, with a reported R23. 9 billion profit before tax and significant operational ...

A tribute and a transition: Fourie, Reddy, and the Book of Legacy

Adri Senekal de Wet|Published

Join us as we celebrate Dr Leila Fourie's remarkable journey as the JSE CEO, reflecting on her legacy of inclusion and excellence, and the impact she has made on ...

What G20 payment reforms could mean for South Africa’s international money transfer industry

Harry Scherzer|Published

The G20 Roadmap for Enhancing Cross-Border Payments, adopted in 2020, is intended to make money transfers faster, cheaper and more transparent within seven years. ...

The Emperor has no clothes: Governance, complacency and the generational ledger

Nomvula Zeldah Mabuza|Published

In a nation where the illusion of progress masks the stark reality of governance failures, discover how South Africa's complacency threatens its future.