ConCourt rules CPS must pay Sassa R81m
Directs the company to pay back profits from unlawful contract.
Hyundai reroutes ships around the Cape as Hormuz tensions disrupt supplies
Detour adds lead time but aims to protect it from supply-chain and geopolitical risks.
Strong 2025 masks weak long-term retirement returns
Performance over a 10-year period has been 'quite pedestrian', says Alexforbes.
Don’t write off oil and gas exploration in SA – Tau
Minister says current gap in the global energy market is South Africa’s chance to go back to the drawing board.
Trusts now also face automated penalties
Time to rectify non-compliance is running out.
Tshwane CFO lives to fight another day
What misconduct, he wants to know.
Tour companies ripped off in Robben Island fiasco
Two were defrauded of close to R200 000 – which was supposed to pay for foreign tourists to visit the landmark but ended up a private bank account.
Lesetja Kganyago on leadership, credibility and the future of central banking
Sarb Governor reflects on leading a central bank amid global volatility, domestic challenges and long-term reforms.
Debt pressures force a rethink of sovereign financing in Africa
Debt servicing costs are rising and constraining budgets, but the real challenge lies in weak growth, currency mismatches and how governments prioritise investment.
China-Africa trade agreement brings R3.5trn consumer market to SA
‘This is a very positive signal from China, which is demonstrating confidence in the future of China-Africa collaboration’ – Coco Ke Liu from HLB International.