Iranian peace: Now what for our investments?
Analysis of how easing US-Iran tensions could reshape global markets and investment opportunities. Also, a look at the outlook for South African meat exporters.
Brent nears three-month low on Iran breakthrough
The draft agreement would reopen a key energy chokepoint and allow Tehran to resume oil sales immediately.
Nelson Mandela Bay needs to claim its share of tourism’s ‘low-hanging fruit’
For much-needed job creation and growth.
Cape Town wants Transnet action after ‘world’s worst container port’ ranking
Despite improvements, the port’s poor performance against its global peers is hurting economic growth, says the city.
Eskom Green may be on a risky path
End-state of includes NTCSA, says chair Dr Mteto Nyati.
Electric vehicle sales rise, but Sars rules stuck in the petrol era
Calls grow for guidance on travel allowance and company‑car rules to reflect an electrifying market.
Exposed: The rot in Sanral’s procurement system
It appears to have contravened the PFMA by not advising National Treasury within the stipulated time about contract awards that deviate from normal bidding processes.
The office isn’t dead – but it has been reinvented
Self-sustaining precincts with ambience and amenities represent the future of office work. They are giving staff a reason to come to the office.
Mid-corp: The engine room of South Africa
‘What really stands out for me is that among this mid-corporate market you have a lot of entrepreneurs, and these mid-corporates are more agile’ – Claire van Schalkwijk, head of Mid-corporate Credit Underwriting at Nedbank Business and Commercial Banking.
Youth transition pathways, financial building blocks and branding young entrepreneurs
This evening, as we commemorate Youth Day, we focus on youth-led businesses and the tools young people need to shape the next 50 years. We begin by reflecting on the state of youth entrepreneurship and the challenge of transitioning from learning to earning with Primestars. We then explore funding