Russia takes steps to create a space council with Brics partners
Wouldn’t amount to an equivalent of the European Space Agency, but would help refine decisions agreed at bloc level and oversee their implementation by member states.
Stakeholders demand stability in Master’s offices
Persistent vacancies and outdated frameworks prompt calls for justice minister to intervene in the leadership crisis.
Why is City Lodge more expensive than Southern Sun?
Despite Southern Sun being much larger, City Lodge trades at roughly a one-third premium to it on a price-to-book basis.
Caxton results hit by weak consumer sentiment and demand
Group expects muted economic conditions to persist unless the Middle East conflict is resolved.
Capitec and Ninety One Assurance fined for administrative non-compliance
R28m and R6m respectively, related to inspections conducted in 2023.
EasyEquities, Satrix hit by data breach
Third-party incident means customer data was potentially leaked …
Private trains prepare for Transnet rail network as monopoly nears end
Two companies will deploy their locomotives and wagons on the network in the coming months.
Can SA’s engineering SMEs beat the brain drain?
Leoka Engineering’s Katlego Makgata on talent, training and competing in demanding industries.
R2.1m buys a new kind of foothold in Cape Town’s CBD
The Lennon combines residential property with Neighbourgood’s hospitality-led management model and access to its spaces across the city, offering investors a different way into one of South Africa’s most active urban markets.
Lower Manhattan’s 25-year reinvention creates a neighbourhood beyond Wall Street
Lower Manhattan has added almost 25 000 residential units since 9/11.