Africa’s CEOs warn online gambling is draining customer wallets
'People are spending money in a black hole that could have spent on food,' said Pieter Engelbrecht.
Markets brace for Powell’s final Fed meet on Friday
Analysis of stronger-than-expected US jobs data and what it means for markets. We also unpack societal shifts driving innovation in healthcare and biotech.
Cape Town commuters brace for looming taxi fare hike
Taxi operators call for urgent relief as fuel prices rocket.
Middle East conflict disrupts fuel supply to SA sub-Antarctic base
‘No immediate risk’ to Marion Island research station team.
Iran offers compromise to dismantling its nuclear facilities
Proposal includes diluting some of its highly enriched uranium and having the rest sent to a third country – but wants guarantees it will be returned if negotiations fail.
Net Nine Nine targets 1.5m homes in township fibre push
Backed by RMB and a syndicate of lenders, the operator is targeting areas where affordable, reliable internet remains scarce.
RAF ordered to pay R2.2m to pedestrian and slapped with punitive cost order
Despite binding judgments, it refused to compensate the victim because her medical aid had covered a portion of the costs.
Joburg Water disaster has been a decade in the making
Admits that the city’s water and sanitation service ‘is not sustainable’.
China’s auto edge in Africa is not just price
Listening closely, adapting more quickly and localising more deeply is helping Chinese brands outpace legacy rivals in key markets.
SA high-net-worth investors back Westbrooke’s R1.6bn UK private equity fund
Signalling an appetite for offshore investments.