Trustco board survives shareholder revolt led by US-based investor
Sean Riskowitz called for board changes and a governance overhaul at the Namibian group.
Life in Tulbagh depends on its canning factory, which is now shutting down
Thousands of jobs are at stake.
SA’s growth prospects remain subdued – BMR
Top economists' growth predictions remain low, as joblessness and global instability weigh on the economy.
NTCSA is paying more to buy nothing …
It pays about R45bn a year to IPPs for electricity – but with R2bn in curtailment claims generated in just a few months, consumers may feel it in the tariff.
CMH to buy 13 properties from its own directors for R745m
They are presently leased by the group on an arm's-length basis.
Kastelo says Sarb jumped the gun on crypto freeze
High court rejects its application to set aside a blocking order arising from claims of exchange control violations – but this doesn’t mean the case is over.
The generation shaping the future of money
Unlike older generations, who often adopted digital banking later in life, younger consumers value convenience, speed and seamless digital experiences.
Precision farming helps SA farmers make every rand work harder
Nedbank Agriculture head of sales Daneel Rossouw explains how precision farming can improve productivity, cut waste and make more efficient use of resources.
Infrastructure investment key to SADC’s future
Stavros Nicolaou, board member at Business Unity South Africa, on market diversification, critical minerals beneficiation and regional industrialisation.
Agoa extension offers SA exporters a vital lifeline
Dr Mikatekiso Kubayi, senior researcher of the South African Research Chair on African Diplomacy and Foreign Policy at the University of Johannesburg, explains the process from the US Senate to the White House, diplomatic relations and what this positive development means for business.