Stricter gambling advertising controls are on their way
Government is responding to growing outrage over the societal harm caused by gambling.
Seabed energy finds could unlock 50 000 South African jobs
‘International oil companies are seeking very much to work with local suppliers and to build out the workforce using local personnel’ – Dr Ross Compton, EnerGeo Alliance.
Rampant AI demand for memory is fuelling a growing chip crisis
Soaring memory costs threaten smartphones, PCs and autos as hyperscalers lock up supply in an emerging AI 'super-cycle'.
The payday trap that could cost you your bond
Running low on cash? Temporary loans may seem convenient, but they can hurt your chances of securing a home loan down the line – here's how to steer clear of the risk.
A stock market doom loop is hitting everything that touches AI
Investors fear both AI disruption and disappointing returns.
Why your brain has to work harder in an open-plan office than private offices: study
Research shows quiet, flexible work zones boost focus and cut cognitive strain
Electric vehicle sales boom as Ethiopia bans fossil-fuel Car imports
From taxi drivers to city buses, Ethiopia’s fuel-import woes are accelerating an electric transport revolution.
Early Lagarde exit set to narrow field in race to lead ECB
Early transition could trigger broader reshuffle of ECB posts.
Emerging and frontier markets had a stellar 2025, but can outperformance continue?
After years in the wilderness, African markets had their moment in 2025, but the real question is whether this was just a good year – or a turning point.
Death of the prime rate a win for homeowners
Moving home loans closer to the repo rate could simplify pricing and improve transparency, says the author.