Americans are microdosing obesity drugs, driven by ‘thin is in’ marketing blitz
Doctors warn that microdosing copycat Ozempic and other GLP-1s is not approved for people with low BMIs and carries risks of serious side effects like pancreatic damage.
Sars’s commitment to tax collection this Christmas
Understanding the R18bn collection surplus.
Flying ants or four-star hotels
While ordinary Zimbabweans collect flying ants and plant food on roadsides, the finance minister used pension funds to buy a four-star hotel for Members of Parliament.
CEO succession in Southern Africa: Evidence, practice and implications
CEO succession in Southern Africa struggles with fragility in state-owned enterprises, despite listed firms professionalising under King IV governance expectations.
Trump’s aid cuts are hitting the world’s largest refugee camps
'We feel like we’ve been abandoned.'
OpenAI debuts ChatGPT shopping research tool ahead of the holidays
The company unveiled a free AI-powered shopping research tool to attract users as competition intensifies in the e-commerce discovery space.
More than R200m spent on unused sports stadiums by Limpopo municipalities
We know of at least eight stadiums that are currently serving no purpose.
A national online gambling tax without a national online gambling law
Is only a shortcut around the hard questions, says the author, and risks undermining a provincial system that has held firmly for 30 years.
Angola opens $4bn plant to process standalone gas fields
Stakeholders include Azule Energy, Sonangol E&P, Chevron and TotalEnergies.
Agricultural exports from Africa are not doing well
Here are four ways to change that.