Floods turned deadly because Limpopo wasn’t prepared
How to prevent a repeat.
Film industry sends SOS to Tau
Scores of industry professionals marched in Cape Town, calling for a meeting with the minister.
Agoa vote could take place within days
But impact of a 'no' to its renewal seen as modest.
Calls grow for Vat-free chicken
Zero-rating campaign is in its 9th year.
Union brings second urgent interdict application against Motus
Claims the automotive group has issued ‘draconian, authoritarian, unfair and unlawful ultimatums’ to its members.
Nersa approves interim tariff discount for Glencore-Merafe and Samancor smelters
How it will be funded is still unclear.
Don’t use banks to bring money into SA – there’s a cheaper, faster and easier route
It’s a common frustration for South Africans bringing funds into the country: the banks’ endless delays and exorbitant costs. Future Forex has a far quicker, simpler, and more cost-effective solution.
Value under pressure: Education that earns its keep
With record matric passes, limited tertiary spaces and growing financial pressure, many families are reassessing their options. Dr Riaan Steenberg of NetEd Group says higher education must increasingly be measured by outcomes, flexibility and real pathways into work.
Interest rates unchanged, force majeure on natural gas supply, and what next for Barloworld?
This evening we dive into the latest market movements with PrimeXBT, we speak to RMB about local and US interest rates remaining unchanged, we chat to Barloworld’s CEO on what’s next for the company after its acquisition and delisting, Kearney explains what a force majeure on the natural gas supply
Preserving treasured coffee conversations at home, one table at a time
Fons van Lieshout – Founder, Fonse's Wooden Tables