Odds of 2026 becoming the hottest year surge higher with El Niño
Berkeley Earth now puts the odds of 2026 surpassing 2024 as the hottest year on record at 96%, while scientists expect 2027 to be hotter still.
South African real estate has repaired its balance sheet
Now it needs the right capital for growth.
Been abroad for five or 10 years? The tax questions that do not go away for South African expatriates
Why South Africans living abroad need to review their tax residency status and worldwide income obligations.
How Coca-Cola got burned with a $5bn bet on Costa Coffee
Coca-Cola’s $5.1bn acquisition has failed to deliver the expected global expansion, with Costa’s sales still heavily concentrated in the UK and Ireland despite its push into vending machines.
South Africa is going digital on Vat
What it can learn from the rest of Africa.
Prepare or sit the paper twice: Part 2
A practical AGM playbook for the executive remuneration team.
When tax officials visit
Why softer tax outreach can build trust in some places and erode it in others.
Vehicle repossession: What banks can and cannot legally do
‘There are only two instances where a bank can legally retake possession of a vehicle from its customer,’ says Johan Brouwer of the National Financial Ombud Scheme.
Who gets the vaccines? Global pandemic deal under pressure
Can the bank legally repossess your car? The cash is coming, but red tape could keep SA’s minerals underground. Five million applications expose SA’s desperate fight for entry-level work.
Springs Fresh Produce Market scores R360m BluEnergy solar investment
The project places private-sector funding at the centre of Ekurhuleni’s electricity procurement strategy, with the metro adding 25.6MWp of generation capacity without upfront municipal capital spending.