How Amazon gained the upper hand over Starlink in SA
‘It's going to be accessible to consumers through Herotel, which will sell its satellite broadband to households and small businesses,’ says Arthur Goldstuck, CEO of World Wide Worx.
Global inflation angst is back with $100 oil and more tariffs
That triple whammy of potentially price-stoking phenomena hitting the global economy all at once has arrived at a sensitive time.
Dangote targets $100bn empire with oil and fertilisers
Dangote’s businesses have been boosted by the US war against Iran and the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which have caused fuel and fertiliser prices to soar.
Ebola cases near 3 000 in Congo
After provincial data review.
SA ad boss resigns over sexist remarks at global ad festival
The satellite showdown Elon Musk didn’t see coming. How Amazon beat Starlink to SA. When residents succeed where government failed, a community brings Happy Valley back to life. And why brands are betting big on micro-dramas.
More than two-thirds of Western Cape hospitality employers fail COIDA compliance
Labour Department warns non-compliant businesses face turnover-based penalties as it steps up enforcement.
Jeremy’s weekly wrap: Koeberg defends safety as union slams Eskom Green
This week on Moneyweb@Midday we examined Koeberg's radiation incident and safety record under scrutiny, a union warning over Eskom Green, government's new approach to FMD and concerns over Transnet's Cape Town port concessions.
Simon’s weekly wrap: A R1.27bn rescue deal and SA’s retirement wake-up call
This week on MoneywebNOW we looked at how Differential Capital acquired Murray & Roberts, a survey shows retirement planning is on the rise, Bitexen wants to use blockchain to let investors own real-world assets and Korean chipmakers – not the Mag7 – lead the AI trade.
Border chaos is costing SA up to R16bn a year
Trucks lose an estimated 68 000 hours every week as delays ripple through supply chains, exports and consumer prices.
High Court halts Ramaphosa impeachment hearing
The ruling buys Ramaphosa time as he awaits the outcome of a separate bid.