MPACT's final dividend falls more than half - no easing seen from tight economy

Edward West|Published

Mpact has announced a reduced final dividend of 30 cents as it faces ongoing economic challenges, including a potential mill closure and declining earnings per share. ...

Understanding South Africa's economic disappearance beyond unemployment

Nomvula Zeldah Mabuza|Published

South Africa's economic debate is dominated by the unemployment rate, yet this figure masks a more profound crisis: economic disappearance. As millions slip beyond ...

Why your car's security may not be enough to prevent theft

Tim Chadwick|Published

Discover the surprising vulnerabilities in modern vehicle security systems and learn how to protect your car from theft with practical advice and innovative solutions. ...

Markets tumble as geopolitical tensions and inflation fears escalate

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In a world caught in a whirlwind of geopolitical strife and soaring inflation, financial markets are facing unprecedented challenges. Find out how these factors ...

The Insourcing Bill: Strengthening state capacity and protecting workers' rights - Cosatu

Solly Phetoe|Published

Can the Insourcing Bill truly reshape South Africa's approach to corruption and workers' rights?

Global markets plunge as Iran conflict triggers biggest financial shock in four years

Chris Harmse|Published

Financial markets face their largest downturn in four years following the unexpected Iran conflict. This article explores the implications of this black swan event ...

Cooling inflation opens doors for first-time property buyers in South Africa

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

South Africa's inflation rate has dropped to 3.5%, creating a unique opportunity for first-time property buyers. With expectations of further rate cuts and improved ...

From taxi boss’s daughter to transport entrepreneur building an 18 vehicle fleet

Ashley Lechman|Published

Keotshepile Jonathan grew up as a taxi boss’s daughter. Today she leads a transport business built on resilience, discipline and a single calculated risk.

South Africa's government to fully fund Foot and Mouth Disease vaccination for farmers

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Minister of Agriculture John Steenhuisen has announced that the South African government will cover the full cost of vaccinating the national herd against Foot and ...

South Africa's agricultural exports reach record highs in forth quarter

Yogashen Pillay|Published

South Africa's agricultural sector has achieved record export levels in Q4 2025, contributing significantly to the economy despite challenges such as tariffs and ...

SA Tourism anticipates surge in domestic travel over Easter weekend

Yogashen Pillay|Published

SA Tourism expects a rise in domestic travel during the Easter weekend, highlighting the Blue Train as a unique travel experience. With cultural significance and ...

Govt moves to accelerate cannabis industry regulations as SA targets global leadership

Siphelele Dludla|Published

South Africa's government is intensifying efforts to establish a thriving cannabis and hemp industry, aiming to drive economic growth and rural development through ...

Nigeria's 'Mothers of Chibok' go from farm to factory

AFP|Published

Beaming with pride and dressed in colourful traditional gowns, they donned hairnets before entering the production area, where peanuts they cultivate at home are ...

African Bank appoints Zweli Manyathi as interim Group CEO as Bungane steps down

Siphelele Dludla|Published

African Bank has appointed Zweli Manyathi as interim Group CEO, effective 6 March 2026, following the departure of Kennedy Bungane. Manyathi's extensive experience ...

Iran's geopolitical tensions: a looming crisis for South African consumers

Ashley Lechman|Published

As the Iran conflict escalates and oil prices surge, South African consumers face increased financial strain, with rising fuel costs and economic uncertainty affecting ...

The women regenerating Africa’s supply chain: turning mentorship into meaningful power

Dr. Wongiwe Ludidi|Published

In a sector where women remain underrepresented, intentional mentorship, sponsorship and community action are accelerating equity and strengthening the supply chain. ...

Run on numbers: the impact of global trade on South Africa's sugar, energy, diamonds, and livestock industries

Corrie Kruger|Published

Explore the challenges facing South Africa's sugar, energy, diamonds, and livestock industries as global trade dynamics shift, impacting livelihoods and economic ...

Pension Plain: how the latest Budget Speech benefits South African taxpayers

Brett Ladouce|Published

Discover how the 2023 Budget Speech by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana brings tax relief and enhanced incentives for retirement fund contributions, benefiting ...

The message looks real. It isn’t

Nicola Mawson|Published

Online scams surge in South Africa as fake payments, deepfakes and investment traps cost victims millions and rarely get reported.