Stellantis to decide on multi-billion-rand SA plant within months
The facility will now produce a pickup plus at least one additional model.
Blaming migrants ignores the real causes of SA’s economic crisis
Immigration is not irrelevant to the multiple overlapping crises facing South Africans. But it’s not their primary cause.
Rival retailers are using Takealot’s tech
And its great business – with (highly profitable) revenue from ‘fulfilment services’ almost doubling in a year.
Aarto now effective in 62 municipalities
But confusion around the regulations remains.
Heavy police presence keeps a lid on anti-immigrant violence
There were isolated reports of violence and some arrests, though police say the protests were largely peaceful – but March and March says the protests will continue.
The costly consequences of dying without a valid will
Harry Joffe, head of legal services at Discovery Life, explains why so many South Africans still lack a valid will, the financial and legal risks of poor estate planning, and how to protect loved ones and digital assets.
The US story is bigger than Trump, World Cup cynicism and the noise
AI innovation and robust consumer spending reinforce why the US engine leaves global markets behind.
The ‘Vision’ of the future for Tongaat Hulett
Vision Group co-founder Rute Moyo explains the Vision Consortium’s strategy for reviving Tongaat Hulett and securing South Africa’s sugar future.
Table grape exporters assess the cost of port delays
Sati CEO Mecia Petersen reflects on client expectations, supply chain disruptions affecting table grapes, and cooperation with ports to meet industry targets.
Freight industry weighs Transnet’s latest port reforms
Gavin Kelly, CEO of the Road Freight Association, discusses delays in Transnet’s driver management system and freight industry preparations for the 30 June protests.