We Buy Cars settles complaints, agrees to pay R5.9 million in penalties and consumer redress

Ashley Lechman|Published

We Buy Cars has agreed to settle consumer complaints with a total payout of R5.9 million. This decisive action underscores a renewed focus on consumer rights as ...

South African consumers remain cautiously optimistic despite economic challenges

Ashley Lechman|Published

As South Africa heads towards the festive season, consumers exhibit a blend of cautious optimism and economic anxiety. Explore the latest insights into consumer ...

COSATU raises alarm over potential closure of Mozal, threatens 27,200 jobs in South Africa and Mozambique

Zingiswa Losi|Published

This is something neither nation can afford. With unemployment already dangerously high at 42.4% in South Africa, we must pull out all stops to avert this potential ...

Cape Town's housing crisis meets Airbnb boom

AFP|Published

According to the Inside Airbnb data project, Cape Town counted more than 26,870 listings on the platform.

Festive season cyberattacks offer a warning to businesses and why these trends matter for Q1

Ameera Cassoojee|Published

For organisations closing out the financial year, these seasonal patterns offer early insight into the risks that typically intensify in the first quarter.

Citadel. South African Manager Of The Year.

Partnered Content|Updated

For a company like Citadel, this commitment to clients and partnerships is not just a strategy; it's a core value.

Watch VideoReconnecting South Africans with Their Unclaimed Dividends: The JSE Claim It Campaign

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In a transformative endeavour to reconnect South Africans with their unclaimed dividends, Claim It, a collaborative effort spearheaded by the Johannesburg Stock ...

Eskom's power system stabilises ahead of holiday demand

Ashley Lechman|Published

With the holiday season fast approaching, Eskom's recent performance updates provide a hopeful outlook for South Africans concerned about power supply. Can this ...

Sustainable gift wrapping: the Christmas gift that keeps on giving

Justin Bott|Published

As we rush to fulfill Christmas wishlists, let's not forget about our planet. Discover how sustainable gift wrapping can reduce holiday waste while adding meaningful ...

How festive risks could leave you uninsured

Nicola Mawson|Published

Discover how to safeguard your insurance claims this festive season with essential tips on avoiding common pitfalls, from drinking and driving to leaving valuables ...

Words on wealth: 2025 a crazy year for crypto

Martin Hesse|Published

Explore the unpredictable landscape of cryptocurrency in 2025, where Bitcoin's volatility continues to challenge investors amid regulatory changes and market speculation. ...

Celebrating 30 years of investment excellence: the Raging Bull Awards 2026

Staff Reporter|Published

The Raging Bull Awards, widely regarded as the Oscars of the investment industry, will this year be sponsored by the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) and DRDGOLD. ...

Residents pay the price for a restaurant in their estate

Nicola Mawson|Published

Johannesburg residents in two private estates will continue to face steep business electricity rates—up to 75% higher than domestic tariffs—after the Supreme Court ...

Editor's note: lessons from 2025 & opportunities for 2026

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

As South Africans navigate economic challenges, our year-end reflection highlights 2025's financial lessons and unveils strategies for prosperity in 2026. From retirement ...

The psychology of withdrawals: How instant access to your funds builds trust in your broker

Partnered Content|Published

Explore how instant access to funds can alleviate withdrawal anxiety and strengthen trust between traders and their brokers.

FSCA updates on licensing and supervision of crypto asset service providers

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

The FSCA has initiated the licensing process for crypto asset service providers, with updates on applications, compliance, and regulatory measures to ensure a secure ...

Defective used vehicle, big consequences: WesBank ordered to refund buyer in landmark ruling

Nicola Mawson|Published

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court of Appeal orders WesBank to refund R170,023 for a defective used Ford Ranger, setting a precedent for consumer rights and ...

Tax compliance is crucial: lessons from the Supreme Court's ruling

Willem J. Oberholzer|Published

The recent Supreme Court of Appeal ruling in Ntayiya v Sars sends a clear message to taxpayers: ignorance of tax obligations will no longer be tolerated. This article ...

Overwhelming financial strain sees 94% of South Africans struggle as festive season approaches

Ashley Lechman|Published

As the festive season nears, an alarming survey reveals that 94% of South Africans are burdened by significant financial strain, with many forced to alter or cancel ...