Lower Manhattan’s 25-year reinvention creates a neighbourhood beyond Wall Street
Lower Manhattan has added almost 25 000 residential units since 9/11.
The case for emerging market private credit strengthens
Record emerging-market private-credit deployment of $22.3bn in 2025 is drawing institutional investors to an increasingly sophisticated asset class, says the authors.
300 Zimbabweans stuck at Joburg consulate
Hundreds of people have been displaced by weekly March and March protests.
Unpaid for months: Social workers pushed to brink by Gauteng government
Initial unannounced budget cuts of R1.31m forced temporary closure of regional offices before being reversed on appeal.
SAHRC finds sewage and litter still plague Cape Town communities
Recurring sewer blockages and poor waste management continue to affect residents in Bloekombos and Wallacedene.
Drained funds, dry taps: The 20-year water project failure
Eastern Cape villagers say at least four contractors have worked on the Buthongweni Water Supply Scheme.
Silicon Valley escalates warnings about existential risks of AI
Staffer says the people building AI believe it could 'kill us all by the end of the decade'.
Over-indebtedness rises as more people in SA struggle to keep up with repayments
The report found that total overdue balances grew by R8.3bn in the quarter.
State neglect unleashes foot and mouth crisis in SA
The Department of Agriculture fails to maintain key disease barriers, giving rise to the current national epidemic.
Farmers are embracing AI more than any other tech, McKinsey says
And after years of squeezed margins, global farming is showing its strongest recovery signals in years.