Those who dare to differ
Zimbabwe's proposed constitutional amendments – framed as ‘development ahead of politics’ – contrast with the harsh realities faced by ordinary people.
SA risks pariah status over xenophobic attacks
Over the past week condemnation has come in from Ghana, Julius Malema, the UN and the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights, among others.
Fuel loyalty race intensifies as motorists chase every cent
Consumers are leaning harder on fuel rewards programmes as petrol and diesel prices continue to climb.
The RAF might need a major government bailout …
Following SCA setback.
The next battleground for Woolies and Checkers …
Some vertical integration is inevitable as both retailers seek to protect their turf.
The week ahead: Results from AB InBev, Old Mutual and three miners
Strong earnings expected, led by miners benefitting from elevated gold prices and robust cash flow generation.
Meta and Microsoft have joined the tech layoff tsunami
Is AI really to blame?
Mopane worm and termite sales relieve poverty in rural South Africa
Studies explore the impact.
Aged oil tanker suggests Iran Is bringing back retired ships
With exports stalled and tanks filling up, Iran explores stopgap measures to sustain crude production.
Global shocks seen spurring African pivot to domestic capital
Venture capital and private equity firms are increasingly turning to domestic investors as Western funding appetite cools.