US says South Africa is cozying up to Iran with naval drills
After conflicting reports about the Islamic Republic’s involvement in the exercises.
Who is to blame for the BATSA closure?
Cracks in the blue? Inside Dion George’s DA exit. The economic risk behind SA’s matric success. And AI is moving faster than SA’s ethics, blind spots could cost millions.
SA extends deadline for comments on online-betting tax
The proposed tax is a response to the rapid rise of online gambling.
Hottest credit markets since 2007 spur warnings on complacency
Credit markets hit two-decade highs, but fund managers warn investors not to mistake momentum for safety.
Silver’s rally slams solar makers struggling with losses
Record silver prices squeeze solar manufacturers, forcing price hikes and faster shifts to cheaper materials.
Can SA’s mining sector adapt to the Just Energy Transition?
‘Tomorrow's mines depend on exploration today, and that hasn't been happening’ – KPMG Lead Economist Frank Blackmore.
Simon’s weekly wrap: While Fed under fire, is SA seeing growth?
This week we explore how international central bank dynamics – such as Fed chair Powell being under scrutiny – emerging markets being at historic lows, Operation Vulindlela successes and mining's comeback, are shaping SA's economic growth.
Jeremy’s weekly wrap: Medical errors and overpriced school costs
This week the focus was on Discovery Health mistake that caused a media storm, soaring school uniform prices and the limited impact of Agoa.
Sun International scoops SA Corporate’s Nomzamo Radebe
Radebe will step into the new COO role from 2 February.
OpenAI, Microsoft lose last chance to avoid trial with Musk
Musk helped Altman and others launch OpenAI in 2015 and went on to found his own artificial intelligence company in 2023.