City of gold shines as over 100 Golden retrievers gather for a cause

Ashley Lechman|Published

As the sun set over the Vitozol Dog Park, the sight of nearly 150 golden coats gleaming in the light was a reminder that sometimes, joy really does come with a wagging tail and a generous heart.

Employment equity regulations could reshape workforce dynamics in South Africa

Ashley Lechman|Published

As South Africa braces for a transformative shift in its workforce regulations, companies are left grappling with the implications of the new Employment Equity Amendment ...

Manufacturing activity's decline expected to weigh on third-quarter growth

Yogashen Pillay|Published

South Africa's manufacturing sector continued to struggle in August, with output declining year-on-year. Experts highlight the need for policy support as the industry ...

KAL Group sees opportunity amid US tariff disruptions, as agricultural exports diversify

Yogashen Pillay|Published

KAL Group's CEO, Sean Walsh, shares insights on how US tariffs are affecting South Africa's agricultural sector and highlights new opportunities in emerging markets. ...

SARB gets green light to acquire shareholding in Bankserv

Philippa Larkin|Published

The Competition Tribunal has approved the SARB's acquisition of Bankserv, a move that could reshape South Africa's banking landscape. Discover the implications of ...

Valdene Reddy announced as new JSE CEO, taking over from retiring Leila Fourie

Ashley Lechman|Published

Leila Fourie announces her retirement from the JSE as Valdene Reddy steps in as the new CEO, marking a pivotal moment in South African financial leadership. Discover ...

Agricultural machinery sales surge points to rising farmer confidence

Yogashen Pillay|Published

September saw a notable increase in South African agricultural machinery sales, with tractor sales up 15% year-on-year. Industry leaders express optimism for the ...

NUM pushes for 15% Eskom wage hike, economists warn of affordability risks

Yogashen Pillay|Published

NUM says Eskom workers are ready to amp up their pay, demanding a 15% increase before talks even begin.

G20 meetings present new trade opportunities for South African SMEs

Ashley Lechman|Published

As the G20 meetings close, South African SMEs stand at the threshold of opportunity. With AGOA’s end creating a pressing need for diversification, the confluence ...

Google equips university students across Africa with free access to advanced AI tools

Philippa Larkin|Published

Discover how Google is transforming higher education in Africa by providing university students with free access to cutting-edge AI tools, empowering the next generation ...

Calls for urgent reforms to unlock jobs as South Africa’s unemployment crisis deepens

Yogashen Pillay|Published

South Africa is grappling with a severe unemployment crisis, with over 12 million people seeking work. A new report by the Centre for Development and Enterprise ...

US trade terms, Agoa uncertainty threaten South Africa’s poultry industry — experts warn

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Challenges in the poultry industry including US trade tariffs , the ...

FSCA denies approval of KwaZulu-Natal CoGTA Pension Fund for Amakhosi

Philippa Larkin|Published

The FSCA addresses misleading reports about the KwaZulu-Natal CoGTA Pension Fund for Amakhosi, clarifying that no application for approval has been received.

Interest rate cuts offer some relief but South Africans still struggling, say debt experts

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Despite recent interest rate cuts by the South African Reserve Bank, consumers continue to face financial strain due to rising living costs. Experts discuss the ...

Two-Pot system drives surge in pension complaints, adjudicator warns of rising trend

Yogashen Pillay|Published

The Pension Fund Adjudicator's annual report reveals a 13% increase in complaints linked to the new two-pot system, highlighting ongoing issues in pension fund governance ...

Sassa and Postbank stalemate passed back to the Presidency

Banele Ginindza|Published

The ongoing stalemate between Sassa and Postbank over a crucial Master Service Agreement has escalated, now requiring intervention from the Presidency. With around ...

Survival economics redefine township loyalty: insights from the 2025 Township CX Report

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Through a lens of economic hardship, the new data reveals that survival dictates township loyalty, urging brands to rethink customer engagement strategies in a rapidly ...

Department of Agriculture to fully digitise pesticide registration by 2026

Yogashen Pillay|Published

The Department of Agriculture is set to transition to a fully digital pesticide registration system by April 2026, aiming to enhance efficiency and transparency ...

White Paper unveils plans for R50bn Port of Gauteng to ease Durban–Gauteng freight pressure

Yogashen Pillay|Published

The newly released White Paper outlines ambitious plans for the Port of Gauteng, aiming to revolutionise South Africa's freight transport system and create over ...

Alarm bells ring for South African consumers as festive season looms

Ashley Lechman|Published

As South Africans brace for a challenging festive season ahead, it is clear that the need for economic relief and job creation has never been more pressing. Without ...