Gloves are off in retail
Locally, the sector is under pressure. Weak companies are struggling and stronger retailers are merely treading water.
How SA auto manufacturers can take advantage of global shifts
Electric vehicles are falling out of favour – and this is good news for the country.
More lifestyle audits on their way, this time by the FIC
Sars already has these powers. Now the Financial Intelligence Centre will get them too in terms of a new bill being promoted by National Treasury.
RAF counter application over ‘blank cheque’ claims dismissed
Judge says the inference of mala fides by the fund and former CEO Collins Letsoalo in bringing the counter application is ‘inescapable’.
Coronation called it: Why the fund manager isn’t buying gold stocks
Or gold itself …
The evolution of SME lending in South Africa
Increasingly competitive, regulated, and nuanced – with technology improving efficiency but experience, judgement and relationships remaining central to sustainable lending.
Transnet inks Belgian partnership to modernise SA ports
The MoU signed at Davos focuses on efficiency, infrastructure planning, sustainability and institutional capacity building.
Lesotho’s failed multi-million rand high-altitude sports centre
The decaying Rapokolana facility was built in 2005 but has never been fully operational.
SA’s new immigration policy takes a digital direction
Will it succeed?
Meta leans on improved ad business to fuel massive AI spending
Commits to long-term AI strategy despite near-term pressure.