Treasury proposes 20% national tax on online gambling to curb social harm
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Treasury proposes 20% national tax on online gambling to curb social harm

Households see some relief, but financial resilience remains fragile, Altron FinTech Index shows

Siphelele Dludla|Published

Despite a modest 2.3% improvement in household financial resilience in Q2 2025, South African households face ongoing economic pressures, with long-term financial ...

Pepkor secures approval for new South African bank, expands financial services footprint

Edward West|Published

iscount retailer Pepkor has received approval from the Prudential Authority to establish a bank in South Africa, signaling further competition in an already burgeoning ...

OPEC+ nations again face thorny issue of how much they can pump

Bloomberg|Published

OPEC+ nations are set to confront the pressing issue of their oil production capacity this weekend. With a new assessment underway, will they align quotas with reality ...

How South African SMEs are thriving through digital transformation

Louise Southall|Published

While recent reports indicate a rise in business liquidations in South Africa, the true narrative reveals a resilient SME sector that is adapting and thriving through ...

South Africa’s commercial property sector shows solid recovery and momentum

Given Majola|Published

Is South Africa's commercial property market finally turning the corner? Demand now exceeds supply for the first time since 2019, according to the latest FNB survey. ...

‘This centre could revitalise SA manufacturing industry’ - Deputy Minister Gina hails UP-WEF partnership on global 4IR centre ...

Partnered Content|Published

Deputy Minister Nomalungelo Gina celebrates the launch of the South African Centre for Industry and Technology (SACIT), the first South African member of the World ...

Women of UP shine at SA Women in Science Awards

Partnered Content|Published

The University of Pretoria congratulates the outstanding #WomenOfUP for their excellence in their respective fields of work.

Tiger Brands shares surge 8% after it announces a R4bn special final dividend

Edward West|Published

Tiger Brands' share price jumped nearly 8% after announcing a R4bn special dividend payout, bringing total special dividends for the year to R5.8bn. Despite economic ...

Net salaries remained unchanged in October - PayInc Net Salary Index

Philippa Larkin|Published

Discover how South Africa's net salaries remained unchanged in October, as reported by the PayInc Net Salary Index. Learn what this means for consumer spending and ...

Vukile Property Fund upgrades growth forecast, plans R5bn investment

Edward West|Published

Vukile Property Fund has raised its annual guidance from 6% to 9% following strong half-year results, with plans to deploy some R5 billion liquidity into new property ...

FNB sees Black Friday spend topping R3.3 billion as digital payments surge

Philippa Larkin|Published

Discover how FNB expects Black Friday spending to surpass R3.3 billion this year, driven by the rise of digital payments and online shopping. What trends are shaping ...

How to enjoy Black Friday without breaking the bank

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

As Black Friday and the holiday season approach, South Africans face the temptation of overspending. FNB experts share practical advice on how to enjoy the festivities ...

Household food basket cost shows mixed trends in affordability for families in south africa

Ashley Lechman|Published

In a country grappling with affordability issues, the November 2025 Household Affordability Index underscores the challenges families face in putting food on the ...

Black Friday financial guide: which of these 4 shopper types are you?

Steven Amey|Published

Black Friday isn't just about scoring deals, it reveals your financial personality. Discover which of the four shopper types you are and learn tailored strategies ...

Industry questions motives behind Transnet’s R6bn AFD loan as concerns rise over conditions

Siphelele Dludla|Published

This comes after Transnet on Tuesday announced the sustainability-linked loan from AFD, with the support of the European Union (UE), as a major initiative to accelerate ...

Could Bitcoin's maturation kill what made it revolutionary?

Andile Masuku|Published

Discover how the maturation of Bitcoin could challenge its revolutionary promise, as one entrepreneur reflects on personal experiences and the shifting landscape ...

South Africa’s energy transition will rise - or stall - on reliability

Manie de Waal|Published

As global capital becomes more selective and risk-sensitive, South Africa’s energy transition will increasingly depend on businesses that can demonstrate consistent ...

Agri-processing and basic service delivery as foundation for a just transition in Mpumalanga

Thomas Garner|Published

Mpumalanga faces an urgent economic contraction due to its reliance on coal and inadequate municipal services. This article explores how strategic policy interventions ...

How powerful is your South African passport, and where in the world can it take you?

Supplied Content|Published

There is a surge in South Africans seeking second citizenship amid economic and political uncertainty.