How South Africa can bridge the insurance protection gap
Cedric Masondo|Published

How South Africa can bridge the insurance protection gap

Trump announces 50% tariff on Brazil, citing Bolsonaro trial

The Washington Post|Published

President Donald Trump's announcement of a 50% tariff on Brazilian goods escalates a diplomatic feud linked to Jair Bolsonaro's prosecution, raising questions about ...

Business lessons from unconventional wisdom

Bongani Ntombela|Published

Explore how the wisdom of ancient philosophers like Socrates, Aristotle, and Machiavelli can provide valuable insights for modern entrepreneurs. Discover practical ...

Working capital mismanagement remains a top cause of SME failure in South Africa

Gary Sacks|Published

Are South African SMEs at risk due to poor cash flow management? Discover how working capital discipline is a crucial indicator of business sustainability.

SA canegrowers fear 30% tariff on sugar exports to the US will jeopardise industry

Yogashen Pillay|Published

South African canegrowers are raising alarms over new US tariffs that threaten their sugar exports, highlighting the potential economic impact on the industry.

SA faces new foreign policy, trade challenges under Trump's administration, warns US expert

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Michael Walsh, a US foreign policy expert, warns that the recent 30% tariffs imposed on South African imports by the Trump Administration may be just the beginning ...

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

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

The African Continental Free Trade Area: a game-changer for the financial sector

Chris Egberink|Published

Discover how the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) aims to revolutionise intra-African trade, presenting unprecedented opportunities for banking and financial ...

Google co-founder Sergey Brin calls UN ‘transparently antisemitic’ after report on tech firms and Gaza

The Washington Post|Published

Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google, has sparked controversy by labelling the United Nations ‘transparently antisemitic’ in an internal forum, following a report accusing ...

Government will fine-tune electrification programmes amidst R13bn budget - Ramokgopa

Banele Ginindza|Published

Minister Ramokgopa announces a strategic R13 billion allocation for electrification, aiming to transform South Africa's energy landscape and ensure sustainable access ...

China Development Bank and DBSA seal R5bn loan agreement to bolster African infrastructure

Siphelele Dludla|Published

The China Development Bank and the Development Bank of Southern Africa have partnered to establish a $293 million loan facility aimed at addressing Africa's infrastructure ...

South Africa faces economic turmoil as US tariffs could end Agoa's beneficial status

Siphelele Dludla|Published

Industry leaders warn that the recent 30% import tariffs imposed by the US on South African products could severely impact key sectors, reversing the benefits of ...

Sacci warns of declining trade conditions in South Africa amidst economic uncertainty

Yogashen Pillay|Published

SACCI's latest trade conditions survey reveals a worrying contraction in trade for May and June 2025, highlighting the impact of global uncertainties and local economic ...

Tensions rise in South Africa’s tobacco industry amid allegations of illicit cigarette trade

Tawanda Karombo|Published

Polaris Manufacturing disputes claims of illicit trade in South Africa's tobacco sector, challenging a recent Ipsos report funded by British American Tobacco South ...

Renergen disputes MGE’s exercise of put option

Philippa Larkin|Published

Renergen has issued a statement disputing Mahlako Gas Energy's (MGE) claim regarding the exercise of a put option linked to its investment in Tetra4, South Africa's ...

SA citrus industry urge swift negotiations to exempt seasonal produce from US tariffs

Yogashen Pillay|Published

The Citrus Growers Association calls for an exemption from the impending 30% tariffs on South African exports, highlighting the potential impact on local economies ...

The impact of technology on financial fraud in South Africa

Sameer Kumandan|Published

Explore the rising threat of cyber-enabled financial fraud in South Africa as digital transformation reshapes the financial landscape. Discover how compliance frameworks ...

Neasa and Sakeliga mount legal challenge against employment regulations

Philippa Larkin|Published

Neasa and Sakeliga have filed an urgent application for an interdict against the 2025 Employment Equity sectoral quotas, challenging their legality and the consultation ...

Tharisa reports 27% increase in third quarter reef mining volumes despite lower guidance

Edward West|Published

Tharisa, a leading platinum and chrome mining group, has reported a 27. 7% increase in reef mining volumes for Q3, despite lowering its full-year guidance. CEO Phoevos ...

July Savings Month: simple savings strategies for a stronger tomorrow

Myles Coelho|Published

South Africa faces a growing insurance protection gap exacerbated by climate change. This article explores the challenges of affordability, financial literacy, and ...