The world got relief, not rescue
With a ceasefire in place, the Strait of Hormuz reopening and oil prices falling sharply from their peak, the worst-case scenario has eased.
Why our exchange controls are no longer fit for purpose
Perhaps it is time to challenge the premise underlying exchange controls and what they are supposed to achieve.
Informal sector targeted in crackdown on illegal immigration
The government has tried to register informal businesses before and failed. Now it proposes having another crack at it under the guise of getting a grip on illegal immigration.
Pothole, signal repairs halted as CoJ liquidity concerns mount
First it was lights, now it's the roads. The city is again under pressure to account for its dismissal financial showing, despite denials that it's near insolvent.
ConCourt slams door on zero Vat for second-hand gold
This means most second-hand gold is subject to the usual value-added tax rate of 15%, closing off a loophole that has been in place for decades.
Zimbali Lakes lands R1bn luxury Lamborghini development
The region is emerging as a popular base for wealthy South Africans seeking a slower-paced alternative to Cape Town that offers warm weather and an outdoor lifestyle.
When business rescue meets real estate
The best multi-asset property investment opportunity you haven’t heard about yet.
‘Grand tour’ of SA’s mid-corporate investment market
Greg Campbell from Nedbank Business and Commercial Banking explores SA’s mid-corporate investment sectors, founder-succession challenges and Nedbank’s structured finance solutions to support business growth and ownership transition.
Standard Bank launches Shari’ah-compliant floorplan for dealerships
Responding directly to rising demand for solutions that are both competitive and aligned with Shari’ah principles.
US Senate votes to end Iran war in rebuke to Trump
Americans overwhelmingly oppose the war, with 69% saying it was not worth the cost and an even larger 78% saying it should end ‘now’.