SA’s medical school bottleneck pushes students overseas
‘Medicine is different. If you get enough points, you won't necessarily get in. They can only take the top 5% or 6%,’ says Crimson Education's Brad Latilla-Campbell.
Better second half rebuilds Raubex
Supported by improved performances across most divisions.
Sarb names Makrelov as sixth MPC member
To replace Chris Loewald, who retired in March.
Everyone in South Africa must respect and uphold our laws
President Ramaphosa acknowledges 'acts of opportunists who are exploiting the legitimate grievances'... reiterating 'such lawlessness will not be tolerated'.
Zimbabwe sovereign wealth fund seeks $250M to boost gold output
Negotiations with local lenders have already begun.
Phala Phala: A legal win or a blow to accountability?
Progress in fixing SA’s power and rail systems, but still not enough. A 5% acceptance rate forces SA’s top medical students overseas. Flexible work gains traction again amid cost pressures.
Investors dump TFG as retailer warns of sharp earnings decline
News sends stock down as much as 14%, the lowest levels since Covid-19…
Exploring structural changes in healthcare and biotech
'I think the biggest mistake investors can make is dismissing healthcare as just a defensive sector; it may become one of the most important long-term innovation stories of the next decade' – Sean Kelly, Parity Wealth Managers.
Balwin Properties boosts revenue 21% as apartment sales rebound
But still no dividends for shareholders.
Boxer boosts dividend as discount model drives growth
Internal selling price inflation was measured at -1.2% for the year, with deflation deepening from -0.7% in the first half to -1.6% in the second half, the group says.