Shoprite Group opens 16 new stores and creates 358 jobs in just one week

Ashley Lechman|Published

The latest addition to the retail giant’s portfolio, which opened its doors on 31 July, is the flagship Checkers Fresh X located at the prestigious Hyde Park Corner ...

Jannie Mouton's Trust offers R7. 2bn to acquire Curro Holdings

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Jannie Mouton’s education trust has made a significant R7. 2 billion offer to acquire Curro Holdings, aiming to transform it into a non-profit organisation. This ...

ASP Isotopes lists on the JSE as its South African expansion continues

Edward West|Published

ASP Isotopes, a Nasdaq-listed company, has made a strategic move by listing on the JSE and acquiring Renergen, South Africa's only commercial onshore gas company, ...

Philip Morris advocates harm reduction strategies in South Africa's Tobacco Bill debate

Tawanda Karombo|Published

Philip Morris argues for the inclusion of harm reduction strategies in South Africa's Tobacco Bill, highlighting the need for differentiated regulation of tobacco ...

How severe illness cover can protect your financial future

Alex Odendaal|Published

Discover how severe illness cover can provide financial security during challenging times. This comprehensive guide explores the benefits, coverage options, and ...

Shape your financial future like a pro

Partnered Content|Updated

Real-world advice from four of South Africa’s top female financial leaders.

Intensive Energy Users confirm crippling electricity prices as labour warns of job losses

Banele Ginindza|Published

Intensive Energy Users in South Africa warn of potential job losses in the mining sector due to escalating electricity prices, as concerns rise over the financial ...

Bidcorp produces another solid performance in global food service and technology

Edward West|Published

Bidcorp has demonstrated resilience in the global food service market, with a 9. 6% increase in headline earnings per share despite challenging economic conditions. ...

Japan's Mitsubishi pulls out of key wind power projects

AFP|Published

Mitsubishi's withdrawal from three offshore wind power projects marks a significant setback for Japan's renewable energy ambitions, as the company cites rising costs ...

Why every woman should consider estate planning this Women’s Month

Carin Meyer|Published

This Women’s Month, a Will is a powerful act of love and responsibility, empowering women to protect their legacies and ensure their voices are heard.

Afrimat eyes steady recovery in quarter two amid operational gains, cement challenges

Philippa Larkin|Published

Afrimat reports a promising recovery in Q2 of its 2026 financial year, driven by operational improvements and a surge in local iron ore sales. Will these gains be ...

What happens to your business when you are gone?

Sean Hanlon|Published

Discover how strategic life insurance and proactive succession planning can safeguard your business's future and legacy, ensuring stability during unforeseen leadership ...

South African households still struggling as food affordability crisis persists

Ashley Lechman|Published

South African households are spending less on food but still can’t afford basic nutrition. The August 2025 Household Affordability Index shows food prices eased ...

SDG 17, South Africa-style: We need practical collaborations that mobilise capital, technology

Manie de Waal|Published

South Africa doesn’t lack investment commitments, technology or technical nous. What it does lack is delivery. And that requires new partnership models.

Elon Musk’s xAI sues Apple and OpenAI in expanding fight over competition

Washington Post|Published

Elon Musk's xAI has launched a lawsuit against Apple and OpenAI, claiming collusion to stifle competition and seeking billions in damages. This legal battle intensifies ...

Jannie Mouton’s Trust offers makes R7 billion bid for Curro Holdings, South Africa’s largest private education company

Edward West|Published

Jannie Mouton’s Trust has proposed a significant acquisition of Curro Holdings, aiming to transform South Africa’s largest private education company into a non-profit ...

Protecting workers must be integral to SA’s economic strategy during turbulent times

Dr Jessica Hutchings|Published

With the newly introduced 30% tariff on South African goods exported to the US, how will this affect our economy and the livelihoods of countless workers? Explore ...

Housebreaking remains SA's most common crime as perceptions of safety improve slightly

Siphelele Dludla|Published

According to the latest Governance, Public Safety and Justice Survey, housebreaking remains the most prevalent crime in South Africa, affecting 5. 7% of households ...

South Africa’s 2035 climate action targets: towards ambition, resilience and justice

Blessing Manale|Published

Discover how South Africa's Just Transition is pivotal to achieving its 2035 climate action targets and what it means for reducing inequalities.