‘Sweatshop’ conditions behind proudly South African clothes
Of the clothing 300 clothing manufacturers operating in Newcastle, 92% do not comply with National Bargaining Council rules, says the council’s lawyer.
Gulf shipping standoff hits Africa’s most vulnerable farmers
The Strait of Hormuz is thousands of kilometres from Malawi, but its effective closure is already making fertiliser too expensive to reach the farmers who need it most.
Risks beneath the index and the opportunities beyond
Passive strategies generally track indices weighted by market capitalisation, so the larger a company becomes, the larger its index weight.
Mozambique’s economy is failing
The picture that emerges from evidence is troubling – and demands tough policy choices be made urgently.
FNB, Pick n Pay unlock R600m in rewards through retail banking push
Partnership targets affordability through rewards on essential household spending.
Gauteng municipality pumping raw sewage into rivers in the Cradle of Humankind
All three of Mogale City's wastewater treatment works have collapsed to critical levels.
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Kenners antwoord luisteraarasvrae
Carlie Strydom, welvaartbestuurder by Kruger Internasionaal, en Mia Kriegler, direkteur van batebestuur, ook by Kruger Internasionaal, beantwoord die vrae wat luisteraars se sakke raak.
Kimberley se diamante verloor bietjie van hulle glinster
Dr. Petré Prins, stigter van Prins & Prins Diamante, deel sy mening oor die soektog na nuwe kopers om die sluiting van die Ekapa-diamantmyn te vermy.
Kunsmispryse spring met amper 60% weens Midde-Oosterse konflik
Stephan Serfontein, uitvoerende direkteur by Omnia, gesels oor kunsmispryse wat styg weens die konflik in die Midde-Ooste en nuwe strategieë om dit te navigeer.