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 ...

Ubuntu on the global stage: G20 Summit charts a just climate future

Zimasa Vazi|Published

South Africa's G20 Presidency culminated in a historic summit in Johannesburg, celebrating Ubuntu and achieving significant commitments for climate action and global ...

Entrepreneurship and the urgency of skills investment to unlock South Africa’s AI dividend

Rowen Pillai|Published

We must view AI not as a threat, but as the engine for a new generation of entrepreneurs, driving economic salvation through bold leadership and targeted skills ...

G20 success showcased South Africa’s potential — now strengthen the fundamentals - BLSA

Busiswe Mavuso|Published

South Africa's hosting of the G20 meetings has showcased its capabilities on the global stage, highlighting the need for continued investment in infrastructure and ...

A nation unprepared: South Africa’s G20 moment exposes deep cracks at home and abroad

Pali Lehohla|Published

South Africa's G20 hosting should have showcased its progress, but instead, it highlights the stark realities of poverty, corruption, and youth unemployment. As ...

Understanding the implications of South Africa's R3.6bn pension loss and R57bn withdrawals

Nomvula Zeldah Mabuza|Published

Explore how South Africa's pension system is under pressure from a R3.6 billion impairment and R57 billion in withdrawals, revealing the urgent need for reform and ...

Cosatu celebrates 40 years of advancing workers’ rights amid ongoing economic challenges

Solly Phetoe|Published

Join Cosatu in celebrating 40 years of championing workers’ rights on December 6th at Dobsonville Stadium, Soweto. This milestone marks not just a celebration of ...

Lower repo rate is bad for markets for now, says Chris Harmse

Chris Harmse|Published

Chris Harmse examines the recent 25 basis points cut in South Africa's repo rate, its immediate effects on financial markets, and the implications for investors. ...

Treat sport like infrastructure: The G20 can unlock Africa growth through smart sponsorship

Yvonne Ike|Published

As G20 leaders convene in Johannesburg, they must consider an often-overlooked driver of economic growth: sport. This article explores how treating sport as infrastructure ...

Young, hungry, and shut out: Will South Africa back its entrepreneurs?

Octavius Phukubye|Published

With 59.7%/40.7% joblessness, G20 inclusion should translate into doors opening for young founders.

Inside Walmart’s masterclass in reputation rehab

Bloomberg|Published

A decade ago, Walmart was one of America's most disliked companies, facing backlash for its treatment of workers and impact on local businesses. Today, under CEO ...

That Black Friday bargain might be a sophisticated AI scam – and they’re harder to spot than ever

Richard Ford|Published

With Black Friday and Cyber Monday rapidly approaching, online sales transactions are set to surge, but so is the threat from cybercriminals.

Trump’s gift to South Africa: Bilateral trade, not declarations

Dr Nik Eberl|Published

As the G20 Summit unfolds without President Trump, South Africa is presented with a unique opportunity to redefine its trade strategy. Discover how this absence ...

What the budget means for business and the rand

Harry Scherzer|Published

As important as these developments are, the decision to lower the inflation target to 3% is the one that matters most because it is the change that will influence ...

Rethinking satellite connectivity: Bridging the digital divide in the SADC

Peter Zimri|Published

In a climate teeming with fiscal uncertainty, South African households are grappling with the harsh realities of a cost-of-living crisis. Will today's interest rate ...

The smart entrepreneur’s guide to letting go of a business idea - Jeremy Lang

Jeremy Lang|Published

Are you an aspiring entrepreneur? Discover why 70-80% of small businesses fail within five years and learn five critical ways to evaluate your business idea's potential. ...

2025: The year South Africa finally turned the corner

Angelika Goliger|Published

After a decade of stagnation, South Africa is poised for a breakthrough in 2025, driven by significant credit upgrades and renewed investor confidence, marking a ...