Minister promises shorter Sassa queues and R1.5bn in savings
Agency to review 350 000 beneficiaries to ensure grants are paid only to those who qualify.
The Investment Odyssey
Patient investors who stay the course have historically been rewarded by the power of compound growth.
Are we effectively paying double fees on local ZAR feeder funds?
The total expense ratio (TER), which is designed to capture the all-in cost of the fund, is what tells you what you’re really paying.
Is Home Affairs finally becoming a government department that works?
Sars may no longer be its sole standard-bearer for efficiency as Home Affairs rolls out new digital services by the week.
South Africans drowning in debt as cost-of-living crisis deepens
More than half now spend over 40% of their take-home pay servicing debt.
MPC faces finely balanced rate decision on Thursday
Even though oil prices are below the peaks reached during the height of the US-Iran conflict, an extended disruption could put new pressure on inflation.
What if Spar, built on convenience, is no longer convenient?
Every single Sixty60 order by a Spar shopper chips away at that retailer’s very foundation.
Why regenerative agriculture is becoming a business necessity
Daneel Rossouw, head of sales for agriculture at Nedbank Commercial Banking, explains why regenerative agriculture is moving beyond sustainability, the business benefits for farmers, and how banks are adapting to finance the transition.
Public procurement – ‘terrible approach’ being taken
The fastest way to empower South Africans is to build a state that works, rather than one hamstrung by complex procurement rules that create opportunities for corruption, says Ann Bernstein of the Centre for Development and Enterprise.
Information Regulator calls for responsible AI adoption by businesses
Langithemba Mazibu, senior manager of IT analysis at the Information Regulator, discusses whether Popia covers AI and the responsibilities businesses have when using AI.