How a lime shortage sparked an agricultural breakthrough in Limpopo
Zoleka Lisa|Published

How a lime shortage sparked an agricultural breakthrough in Limpopo

Issues of trust, and a matter of time as South Africa begin vaccination of poultry

Thabile Nkunjana|Published

On July 1st, 2025, South Africa's Department of Agriculture announced the launch of its first poultry vaccination programme against highly pathogenic avian influenza, ...

BMW South Africa bets on new electric architecture to navigate economic headwinds

Siphelele Dludla|Published

BMW South Africa is leveraging its new electric vehicle architecture to navigate economic challenges and meet consumer demands, while aiming to contribute positively ...

How good health influences your retirement financial strategy

Alex Odendaal|Published

Explore essential financial planning considerations for a healthy retirement. Understand how good health impacts your future planning and discover strategies to ...

Ransomware recovery costs South African businesses R24 million on average, report finds

Philippa Larkin|Published

Discover how a new report reveals a staggering R24 million average recovery cost for South African businesses facing ransomware attacks, highlighting a troubling ...

When should South Africans consider moving their wealth offshore?

Coreen van der Merwe|Published

Discover the strategic advantages of moving your wealth offshore as a South African. Learn when to open a bank account or establish a trust, and understand the key ...

Vodacom Business named 2025 Most Trusted Enterprise Telecommunications Provider of the Year

Partnered Content|Updated

Vodacom Business has been awarded the prestigious title of Most Trusted Enterprise Telecommunications Provider for 2025, highlighting its commitment to innovation ...

South Africa faces potential export challenges with EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism

Banele Ginindza|Published

As the European Commission prepares to roll out its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism in 2026, South African exporters are left grappling with significant regulatory ...

Turning G20 into a job-creation engine: Lessons from India's one million jobs project

Dr Nik Eberl|Published

Discover how South Africa can leverage the G20 summit to create jobs and stimulate economic growth, following India's successful model of one million jobs created ...

Fears of 30% tariffs loom as US-South Africa trade negotiations remain unresolved

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Experts express concerns over the impending expiry of the US tariff pause on South Africa, warning of potential economic impacts and the need for export diversification ...

Electricity generation shows modest growth despite decline in consumption

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Stats SA's latest report reveals a 2. 3% increase in electricity generation in May 2025, contrasting with a 0. 4% decline in consumption. Experts weigh in on the ...

UN report names 48 multinational corporations allegedly profiting from Palestinian occupation

Siphelele Dludla|Published

the UN Special Rapporteur outlines how multinational corporations are allegedly complicating the Israeli occupation of Palestine. With 48 firms identified, the implications ...

Mining industry raises alarm over ferrochrome export tax as electricity tariffs receive nod

Tawanda Karombo|Published

The Minerals Council of South Africa expresses concerns over the government's approval of an export tax on ferrochrome concentrates, highlighting the challenges ...

Tongaat Hulett's sugar mills lead South Africa in recovery performance

Edward West|Published

Tongaat Hulett's sugar mills have achieved top rankings in sugar recovery for the current season, showcasing a remarkable operational turnaround since entering business ...

Corrupt officials, criminal syndicates fuel South Africa's gold trade crisis - Report

Tawanda Karombo|Published

SwissAid's latest report reveals the alarming extent of corruption among officials in South Africa's gold trade, highlighting the role of criminal syndicates and ...

Economic downturn signs emerge as South Africa's PMI drops to 50. 1

Siphelele Dludla|Published

South Africa's private sector economy shows signs of fragility as the S&P Global PMI declines to 50. 1, raising concerns over business confidence and economic growth ...

France fines Shein €40 million over 'deceptive' sales practices

AFP|Published

France has imposed a record €40 million fine on Shein for deceptive sales practices, revealing how the e-commerce giant misled consumers about pricing and environmental ...

How recent Sars changes affect South Africans living abroad

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Are you a South African living abroad? Discover the recent changes by SARS that could affect your tax residency status and what you need to know to stay compliant. ...

Reinet in talks with Athora Holdings about £5. 7bn stake in UK pension group

Edward West|Published

Reinet Investments confirms it is in advanced discussions with Athora Holdings regarding the potential sale of its stake in the UK-based Pension Insurance Corporation ...

Getting youth to manage their money better

John Manyike|Published

Recent findings from a survey conducted by Old Mutual reveal that many students at South Africa’s TVET colleges struggle with financial management, highlighting ...