Sasol boss Simon Baloyi talks leadership in the hot seat
Addresses the realities of leading under pressure, highlighting how stepping into the top role has reshaped his approach.
SA Human Rights Commission calls for submissions on Gauteng water crisis
The public has until 30 April to make submissions, with hearings planned for May.
Ride-hailing contributes to income stability for SA gig workers
Report shows it has become a key economic support for many South Africans facing a tough job market.
When governance is optional, failure is inevitable – Part II
From Enron to Steinhoff, global lessons were clear – South Africa chose a different path.
How Discovery is using its bank data to better price insurance
‘We can predict exactly how many kilometres of driving somebody does in a month based on their bank transaction data.’
SCA backs mining JVs on Sars diesel refunds
Clarifies 'possession' of mining rights in long-standing taxpayer dispute with Sars.
SA court backs Motsepe firm in R3.2bn dispute
High Court finds ARC not party to NDA, narrowing claims ahead of Tanzanian proceedings over alleged confidentiality breach.
Saudi Arabia on verge of pulling LIV Golf support, FT reports
The move would likely bring an end to the breakaway league that fractured professional golf by luring top players with big paychecks and fundamentally altered the economics of the sport.
‘Roelf carries a certain gravitas, whether you like his politics or not’
SA ambassador-designate to the US Roelf Meyer ‘brings a sense of realism that is not rooted in any kind of ideology; it’s an appointment that can work domestically and within Washington’ – political analyst Daniel Silke.
[FULL SHOW] Roelf Meyer named US ambassador, mining tax incentives, and a case study for fuel storage
This evening’s show focuses on South Africa’s economic direction and leadership decisions