Sars refutes claims it is responsible for jet fuel shortage in East London
Philippa Larkin|Published

Sars refutes claims it is responsible for jet fuel shortage in East London

Eskom’s profit surges to R24.3bn as recovery plan boosts reliability and investor confidence

Philippa Larkin|Published

Eskom reports a significant profit increase to R24.3 billion, driven by its successful recovery plan, enhancing operational stability and attracting investor confidence ...

Shareholders pay the price as Mantengu’s story unravels

Staff Reporter|Published

Mantengu Mining's half-year results reveal a company in turmoil, with a staggering R81.8 million loss and a CEO more focused on conspiracy theories than accountability. ...

Sars cannot renege on tax settlements, High Court rules in taxpayer's favour

André Daniels and Richan Schwellnus|Published

In a groundbreaking judgment, the High Court has ruled that Sars must honour final settlement agreements with taxpayers, regardless of administrative challenges. ...

Words on Wealth: how AI is transforming financial services

Martin Hesse|Published

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how financial services operate in South Africa, from banking to investment management. This article explores the current ...

Your investing, budgeting, and insurance questions answered

Sponsored Content|Published

PSG answers your investing, budgeting and insurance questions.

‘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.

Unequal South Africa seeks to tackle inequality as its G20 'legacy'

AFP|Published

The backdrop of skyscrapers and shiny office towers was a stark reminder of the gulf separating rich and poor in South Africa, which the World Bank ranks as the ...

Crookes Brothers' profit slips amid lower crop prices and weather challenges

Edward West|Published

Crookes Brothers' profit plunged 52% to R29.28 million in the six months to September 2023, driven by lower commodity prices across all crops and extreme weather ...

One animal attack can ruin a holiday, and they happen more often than you think

Ashley Lechman|Published

Animal encounters can turn hazardous in a heartbeat—discover why comprehensive travel insurance is essential for every adventure-loving South African traveller, ...

Mantengu's share price rockets 34% after it reports sharp growth in the business

Edward West|Published

Mantengu Mining's share price jumped 34.15% despite reporting a headline loss, as the junior miner's asset value more than tripled to R482.2m during its 'massive ...

ZURU Toys soar in South Africa’s festive season top toy lists

Ashley Lechman|Published

As the festive season approaches, discover why ZURU Toys have become the must-have items for families across South Africa in 2025. With outdoor play and imaginative ...

Quantum Foods reports strong recovery with resumed dividend payments

Edward West|Published

Quantum Foods has recovered strongly in its 2025 financial year, with total volumes up 8.7% and a resumed dividend of 34 cents per share. The company has strengthened ...

Why South Africans need USD diversification

Willem J. Oberholzer|Published

As Moody's and Fitch deliver sobering assessments of South Africa's economic outlook, projecting growth of just 1-1.5% annually through 2027, South Africans face ...

Investment in the public sector should be used as an anti-inflationary tool

Aliya Chikte|Published

The inflation target is used by the central bank to indicate the direction of monetary policy and whether the interest rate should go up or down.

South Africans rally behind Save our Sugar campaign as imports threaten local industry

Philippa Larkin|Published

Over 70,000 South Africans have pledged to support locally produced sugar through the SA Canegrowers’ Save Our Sugar campaign, responding to alarming levels of sugar ...

Black Friday in South Africa: why discounted wants wreck financial plans

John Manyike|Published

As Black Friday approaches, South Africans risk undoing eleven months of careful financial planning for the sake of 'unmissable deals'. Old Mutual's John Manyike ...

Putting workers first: Why RMA’s partnership with SALGA matters for local government

Partnered Content|Updated

Municipal workers are the backbone of service delivery, and RMA’s partnership with SALGA aims to strengthen the systems that protect and support them

Discovery Bank's Black Friday SpendTrend Dashboard reveals real-time consumer spending habits

Ashley Lechman|Published

Discovery Bank aims to offer a clear and comprehensive overview of spending patterns, giving stakeholders an essential resource for understanding the dynamics at ...