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Middle East conflict puts July rate decision under pressure as inflation risks mount
Ashley Lechman|Published

Middle East conflict puts July rate decision under pressure as inflation risks mount ...

Proposed beer excise changes could raise tax on most beers by 20%, industry warns

Ashley Lechman|Published

The Beer Association of South Africa has warned that proposed changes to alcohol excise policy could increase taxes on most beers by 20% while driving more consumers ...

June inflation forecast: What economists are saying about CPI trends

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Economists predict a rise in South Africa's consumer price index for June, driven largely by increased fuel prices. Insights from leading economists highlight the ...

Collaboration needed to prevent future avian Flu outbreaks in South Africa

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Experts from the poultry industry and government officials convene to discuss strategies to prevent a repeat of the devastating 2023 avian flu outbreak, emphasising ...

Mandela Day shouldn't be the only time brands think about community

Ashley Saint|Published

Mandela Day serves as a powerful reminder of the impact of kindness, but what happens when the day ends? Discover why brands must commit to community engagement ...

Volkswagen partners with The Sharks in a three-year deal

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Volkswagen has announced a three-year partnership with The Sharks, uniting two iconic South African brands in a commitment to performance and community engagement. ...

Manufacturing Indaba 2026 was a catalyst for Africa's industrial growth

Edward West|Published

Manufacturing Indaba 2026 showcased the vibrant discussions and collaborative efforts aimed at transforming Africa's manufacturing landscape, highlighting the importance ...

Expected fuel price relief offers motorists breathing room but economists warn global risks remain

Ashley Lechman|Published

South Africans are expected to pay less for fuel in August, but economists warn that global oil market volatility could quickly reverse the relief.

South Africans face financial challenges as inflation continues, report finds

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

South African consumers are grappling with rising inflation and declining financial optimism, as highlighted in TransUnion's Q2 2026 Consumer Pulse Study. With 79% ...

South Africa's Special Economic Zones: Driving Investment and Job Creation

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Deputy President Paul Mashatile reveals the success of South Africa's Special Economic Zone programme, highlighting R14.8 billion in revenue and over 30,000 jobs ...

How to ensure your Sars auto-assessment is accurate

Pedri Reyneke|Published

Discover how to identify and correct common errors in your Sars auto-assessment, ensuring you maximise your tax refund and avoid costly mistakes.

Sars celebrates significant sentencing in R62 million tax fraud case

André Daniels and Richan Schwellnus|Published

Sars has welcomed a landmark 25-year sentence for a taxpayer involved in a R62 million VAT fraud scheme, highlighting the importance of compliance and the serious ...

Point of view: how South Africans prioritise affordability in ride-hailing services

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

Affordability remains the primary factor influencing how South Africans use ride-hailing services, with new data revealing that while cost is king, some consumers ...

Argent Industrial acquires Ramsden Group in the UK for R239.19 million

Edward West|Published

Argent Industrial, through its UK subsidiary, has acquired the Ramsden Group for £10.84 million, marking a significant step in its international expansion strategy. ...

Entrepreneurs provide the earliest warning signs of South Africa's economy, says Citadel

Ashley Lechman|Published

South African entrepreneurs are experiencing economic pressures long before they appear in official data, with cash flow constraints, rising costs and policy uncertainty ...

South Africa doesn't need another 4IR debate, it needs builders

Seati Moloi|Published

Reflecting on the journey of Khoi Tech, Seati Moloi argues that South Africa must move beyond debates about the Fourth Industrial Revolution and focus on building ...

Red tape is choking SME growth as compliance costs climb in South Africa

Ashley Lechman|Published

A growing regulatory burden is making it harder for South African entrepreneurs to expand their businesses and create jobs, with experts calling for urgent reforms. ...

The evolving landscape of private banking and wealth management

Alan Shannon|Published

Explore how the financial services industry is evolving to meet the interconnected needs of clients, as private banking and wealth management converge to create ...

The Employment Services Amendment Bill - protection or pressure for SA's businesses?

Natashia Moosa|Published

The Employment Services Amendment Bill poses a significant challenge for South African businesses, balancing the need for local employment against a critical skills ...

Northam Platinum opens world’s deepest raise-bored shaft at Zondereinde mine

Edward West|Published

Valterra Platinum announces a remarkable increase in headline earnings per share, projected to rise by over 1388% for the first half of 2026, driven by increased ...