Last remaining manganese smelter in South Africa warns 600 jobs at risk as Budget looms without power ...

Siphelele Dludla|Published

Transalloys faces the threat of retrenching 600 workers if the upcoming National Budget fails to provide essential electricity tariff relief, as industry leaders warn of significant job losses across the ferroalloy sector.

Navigating the costs of education: 6 Ways to budget better and borrow wisely

Wiehahn Koch|Published

Without a clear strategy, the cost of learning can quickly outpace your savings, leading to high-stress decisions and missed opportunities. The secret to navigating ...

Governing through uncertainty: acting before crisis confirms itself

Nqobani Mzizi|Published

Boards face the challenge of intervening in governance issues amid uncertainty. This article explores the importance of timely decision-making and the need for proactive ...

Calls for National Gambling Tax gain momentum as SA confronts betting addiction crisis

Siphelele Dludla|Published

Political leaders in South Africa are advocating for a national online gambling tax to address the growing gambling crisis and generate revenue for the fiscus. This ...

The " silent" budget: why your take-home pay will shrink even if tax rates stay the same

Lance Collop|Published

Explore how South Africa's 'Silent Budget' affects your take-home pay, revealing the hidden impact of inflation and tax credits on your finances.

Sizwe Hosmed curator not challenging removal from office

Tawanda Karombo|Published

Lebogang Mpakati's decision not to contest her removal as curator of Sizwe Hosmed raises questions about the future of the struggling medical scheme

Despite basic service delivery woes in Joburg, real estate company shines

Edward West|Published

Discover Octodec's operational performance and market insights in this pre-close update for the six-month period ending February 2026, highlighting trends in occupancy, ...

Trump’s 10 percent import surcharge sparks global trade turbulence and market uncertainty

Siphelele Dludla|Published

US President Donald Trump's recent decision to impose a 10% import surcharge raises significant concerns for global trade and South Africa's export outlook. Experts ...

Amid turmoil Spar Group announces divestment of UK operation and leadership changes

Edward West|Published

Spar Group announces another divestment as it grapples with legal issues and leadership shake-up. As Spar Group delineates its path forward, stakeholders will be ...

Bracket creep set to quietly squeeze South Africans as Treasury eyes revenue windfall

Siphelele Dludla|Published

With Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's 2026 Budget Speech approaching, South Africans are concerned about bracket creep—a silent tax increase that affects disposable ...

Sasol's decarbonisation strategy progresses despite a drop in earnings

Edward West|Published

asol has made strides in its 2030 decarbonisation strategy with the commissioning of a destoning plant at its coal mining operations, despite reporting a significant ...

Employment Equity Compliance: The enforcement era has Begun – are businesses ready for inspection?

Frik Boonzaaier|Published

The Department of Employment and Labour (DEL) has made it clear: more inspectors are being trained, and the probability of an inspection has increased significantly. ...

The piggy bank principle: cultivating wealth through patience and discipline

Thomas Berry|Published

Discover how the simple act of saving in a piggy bank can teach us valuable lessons about patience, discipline, and long-term financial success.

How the retirement contribution deduction perpetuates inequality in South Africa

Chloé van Biljon|Published

Explore how South Africa's retirement contribution deduction exacerbates inequality and discover a proposed reform that could level the playing field for middle-income ...

Pretoria remains mum as new 10% US import levy looms after court blocks Trump tariffs

Siphelele Dludla|Published

Following the US Supreme Court's ruling against President Trump's tariffs, South Africa's trade negotiations face new challenges and opportunities. Experts weigh ...

Afreximbank warns South Africa faces decade of sub-2% growth, GDP seen averaging 1.9%

Siphelele Dludla|Published

The African Export-Import Bank forecasts that South Africa's economic growth will struggle to exceed 2% over the next decade, highlighting the need for structural ...

The trends affecting South Africa’s franchises in 2026

James Noble|Published

Ahead of the Franchise Association of South Africa’s 2026 National Conference and Expo, James Noble, Sector Executive: Wholesale, Retail and Franchising at Absa ...

Beyond the Budget: why South Africa needs to incentivise household savings

Hayley Parry|Published

As South Africa awaits the National Budget, financial expert Warren Parry argues that true economic resilience starts with policies that enable citizens to save ...

National Budget: without tax breaks, inflation will quietly push you into a higher tax bracket

Nicola Mawson|Published

While Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana is unlikely to announce a dramatic increase in personal income tax rates when he tables the National Budget next Wednesday, ...

Point of view: a night of excellence at the Raging Bull Awards

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

Last Friday evening, the Cape Town International Convention Centre shimmered with anticipation as the investment industry gathered to celebrate the 30th anniversary ...