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Bain & Co. is closing down its consultancy business in Johannesburg, likely bringing to an end a years-long battle to try and ...
South Africa’s Auditor-General has highlighted that the severe problems plaguing the country’s municipalities are largely due ...
Pick n Pay has significantly upgraded its mobile service with a new app that allows for instant eSIM activation, self-RICA, ...
South Africa’s move to a lower 3% inflation target may be phased in by the end of 2027, potentially resulting in official ...
Kumba Iron Ore’s interim earnings were partly boosted by R942 million in penalties paid by Transnet for logistics ...
Boxer has significantly outperformed its parent company on the JSE, showing strong turnover growth and consistent market ...
Investors are increasingly concerned about the potential outcomes of the ANC’s next national conference, which could spell ...
Energy analyst Chris Yelland believes Eskom’s court application opposing NERSA’s decision to issue five new electricity ...
With both the JSE Top 40 and S&P 500 reaching record highs, the question arises of which one provided the best returns to South African investors this year. In 2025, the JSE Top 40 returned 20.46% in ...
Wealthy and increasingly middle-income South Africans are moving significant portions of their wealth offshore, without emigrating, by using local banks’ international operations.
South Africa is bracing for a 30% tariff hike on exports to the United States from 1 August, with economist Dawie Roodt warning this could slash the country’s growth, and cripple key industries.
Research by the Free Market Foundation (FMF) and the Solidarity Research Institute (SRI) has shown that BEE costs South Africa approximately R1.15 trillion in tax revenue annually.
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