Foskor's HR executive detained for firearm threats in boardroom incident

Banele Ginindza|Published

Foskor's HR executive Vincent Matlala has been arrested for allegedly threatening a colleague with an unlicensed firearm, amid growing concerns of corruption linked ...

UNTU prepares for possible strike as Transnet wage negotiations reach deadlock

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Transnet's wage negotiations with the United National Transport Union remain at a standstill, with UNTU threatening industrial action if a revised salary offer is ...

US shifting Africa strategy to 'trade, not aid', envoy says

Reuters|Published

US envoys in Africa will now be assessed based on commercial agreements rather than aid expenditures, marking a significant shift in US policy towards the continent. ...

Luxury shopping redefined: Glamorizta brings a personalised experience to Johannesburg

Ashley Lechman|Published

Discover how Glamorizta is transforming the luxury shopping experience in Johannesburg, bridging the gap between aspirational fashion and accessible style, and redefining ...

Point of view: the case for lower interest rates

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

South Africa faces a dire jobs crisis, with unemployment soaring to 32. 9%. This article argues for a 50 basis point cut in interest rates to stimulate economic ...

Hybrid Boost: Flexible work aids in tough economic times

Brandstories|Updated

A study by the International Workplace Group (IWG) reveals how CFOs see hybrid working as an essential cost-cutting measure.

Enoch Godongwana preps for third budget presentation, without VAT hike

Ashley Lechman|Published

Enoch Godongwana, South Africa's Finance Minister, prepares for his third Budget Speech, this time without a VAT increase. Amid public discontent and political challenges, ...

Understanding the surge in South Africa's unemployment

Ashley Lechman|Published

Statistics South Africa reports a troubling rise in unemployment, now at 32. 9%, with significant implications for the economy and youth. Experts call for urgent ...

Africa Day: reparations as economic justice

Dr Paul Terna Gbahabo|Published

The African Union’s proposal to establish a Global Reparations Fund is a visionary step toward shifting the conversation from grievance to economic strategy.

A young professional's guide to building wealth

Staff Reporter|Published

Discover essential financial planning strategies tailored for young professionals in South Africa.

Are affordable cars truly worth it? Exploring the hidden costs of ownership

Staff Reporter|Published

As South Africans grapple with rising living costs, understanding the hidden expenses of car ownership is more crucial than ever. Discover expert insights on how ...

Collins Property Group's financial performance: A mixed bag amid market challenges

Edward West|Published

"Collins Property Group's share price fell sharply despite a rise in distributable income and stable dividends, reflecting the complex dynamics of the South African ...

Offshore investing strategies for South Africans: diversify your portfolio

Alex Odendaal|Published

Discover the benefits of offshore investing for South Africans, including strategies for diversification, understanding allowances, and choosing the right service ...

Richemont's leadership changes pave the way for future growth

Edward West|Published

Richemont's chairman Johann Rupert highlights the company's strategic growth amid a challenging economic landscape, reporting a slight profit decline but significant ...

Words on wealth: what to look for in a good financial adviser

Martin Hesse|Published

Discover the essential qualities to look for in a financial adviser and learn how to navigate the complex landscape of financial advice in South Africa.

How side hustles can help combat rising debt and unemployment

Nicola Mawson|Published

With rising debt, inflation, and unemployment, many South Africans are turning to side hustles as a financial lifeline. This article explores the current economic ...

S&P Global revises South Africa’s growth forecast down but remains optimistic on reforms

Siphelele Dludla|Published

S&P Global Ratings has revised South Africa's economic growth forecast downwards but remains optimistic about the country's reform momentum and fiscal consolidation ...

South Africa's budget 3. 0 predictions: tough choices lie ahead

Ashley Lechman|Published

Frank Blackmore, Lead Economist at KPMG South Africa, has highlighted a key takeaway: the anticipated increase in Value Added Tax (VAT) will no longer materialise, ...

Rethinking the sugar tax in the time of global uncertainty: focus should be on jobs and the economy

Higgins Mdluli|Published

Even though the US has suspended the proposed 30% tariff on South African goods for 90 days – instead levying 10% for the time being – the change to existing trade ...