Financial alarm bells ring across seven of SA’s eight metros
Only Cape Town shows any spending restraint, says Ratings Afrika.
Dogs, hawks and cockroaches
The Fed’s rate hike highlights the risk of higher-for-longer rates – and raises questions about what it means for the Sarb.
Johannesburg Master’s Office remains without leadership
Calls for urgent intervention go unanswered.
Just 16% of public infrastructure tenders concluded in the past year
This is ‘paralysing the state’ and is ‘quite frankly beyond Public Works’ – Macpherson.
SA could become an offshore wind powerhouse – World Bank
With the potential to power current Cape Town and Durban demand as well as ‘substantial’ growth.
Layoffs spread to head office at Sun International
Various functions, including marketing and ops, will be centralised …
Why sustainable finance in private banking has become significantly more powerful and influential
What were once regarded as ‘sustainability choices’ have become important financial decisions affecting returns, resilience, efficiency and legacy.
Beyond DB and DC: Can retirement design offer both security and flexibility?
The challenge is to give people more flexibility in retirement without leaving them to manage risks better handled collectively.
Bank of America sees two rate hikes for SA this year
And adjusts its inflation projections upwards.
Cable theft: Is SA tough enough on critical infrastructure crime?
'Our economy suffers immensely from this problem, so we need to put it into a category where we deal with it differently' – Outa CEO Wayne Duvenage.