After the G20: The mirror South Africa can no longer look away from - Nomvula Mabuza

Nomvula Zeldah Mabuza|Published

That capability was visible in the quality of our security arrangements, the movement of delegations, coordination across departments and the firmness with which ...

Domestic workers fall through the cracks of South Africa’s broken UIF system

Lourandi Kriel|Published

Why do domestic workers in South Africa, despite living in a digital age, still face outdated systems when seeking unemployment benefits? This article explores the ...

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, ...

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.

Transforming Trump’s G20 snub into a strategic advantage for South Africa - Dr Nik Eberl

Dr Nik Eberl|Published

US President Donald Trump's announcement to 'uninvite' South Africa from the 2026 G20 Summit presents a unique diplomatic challenge. Yet, it also offers South Africa ...

Black Friday 2025: South African consumers embrace strategic shopping in challenging economic times

Palesa Ngomeza|Published

Today's consumers are demanding real value and meaningful discounts, not shallow promotional offers. This transformation has been driven primarily by ongoing economic ...

G20 Summit in Africa: A success for MSMEs despite Trump's absence

Bongani Ntombela|Published

South Africa successfully hosted the first-ever G20 Summit on African soil, showcasing its leadership under the theme 'Solidarity, Equality, Sustainability.' This ...

Unlocking business success: The case for in-person networking

Jeremy Lang|Published

Discover how networking behaviours are evolving and why in-person connections remain crucial for business success, according to insights from the 2025 trends report ...

How South African SMEs are thriving through digital transformation

Louise Southall|Published

While recent reports indicate a rise in business liquidations in South Africa, the true narrative reveals a resilient SME sector that is adapting and thriving through ...

Could Bitcoin's maturation kill what made it revolutionary?

Andile Masuku|Published

Discover how the maturation of Bitcoin could challenge its revolutionary promise, as one entrepreneur reflects on personal experiences and the shifting landscape ...

South Africa’s energy transition will rise - or stall - on reliability

Manie de Waal|Published

As global capital becomes more selective and risk-sensitive, South Africa’s energy transition will increasingly depend on businesses that can demonstrate consistent ...

Agri-processing and basic service delivery as foundation for a just transition in Mpumalanga

Thomas Garner|Published

Mpumalanga faces an urgent economic contraction due to its reliance on coal and inadequate municipal services. This article explores how strategic policy interventions ...

Ubuntu on the global stage: G20 Summit charts a just climate future

Zimasa Vazi|Published

South Africa's G20 Presidency culminated in a historic summit in Johannesburg, celebrating Ubuntu and achieving significant commitments for climate action and global ...

Entrepreneurship and the urgency of skills investment to unlock South Africa’s AI dividend

Rowen Pillai|Published

We must view AI not as a threat, but as the engine for a new generation of entrepreneurs, driving economic salvation through bold leadership and targeted skills ...

G20 success showcased South Africa’s potential — now strengthen the fundamentals - BLSA

Busiswe Mavuso|Published

South Africa's hosting of the G20 meetings has showcased its capabilities on the global stage, highlighting the need for continued investment in infrastructure and ...

A nation unprepared: South Africa’s G20 moment exposes deep cracks at home and abroad

Pali Lehohla|Published

South Africa's G20 hosting should have showcased its progress, but instead, it highlights the stark realities of poverty, corruption, and youth unemployment. As ...

Understanding the implications of South Africa's R3.6bn pension loss and R57bn withdrawals

Nomvula Zeldah Mabuza|Published

Explore how South Africa's pension system is under pressure from a R3.6 billion impairment and R57 billion in withdrawals, revealing the urgent need for reform and ...

Cosatu celebrates 40 years of advancing workers’ rights amid ongoing economic challenges

Solly Phetoe|Published

Join Cosatu in celebrating 40 years of championing workers’ rights on December 6th at Dobsonville Stadium, Soweto. This milestone marks not just a celebration of ...

Lower repo rate is bad for markets for now, says Chris Harmse

Chris Harmse|Published

Chris Harmse examines the recent 25 basis points cut in South Africa's repo rate, its immediate effects on financial markets, and the implications for investors. ...