Why reforms to SA’s technical colleges keep failing students and employers
The problem is structural – with institutional instability that creates no incentive to invest in equipment, lecturers, or long-term relationships with employers.
No further fuel levy relief, as Treasury rebalances books
Government's temporary intervention is expected to be phased out in the coming months, with no signal of another lifeline.
Liberty Coal lays criminal charges against Kego Mining directors for unlawful mining
This is in addition to a commercial claim against Kego by Liberty Coal for R600m over claims it illegally extracted 900 000 tonnes of its coal.
Gauteng transport department ordered to pay Putco R154.4m
Department also issued with a punitive court cost order for failing to comply with its obligations.
Standard Bank overtakes Capitec, FirstRand as Africa’s most valuable bank
But this three-way tussle will be with us for some time yet …
What does it mean to be underinsured and how can you prevent it?
Ensure your cover is accurate and kept up to date to reduce the risk of unexpected surprises at claim stage.
How AI is changing the trading experience for South African investors
Trading has traditionally felt technical and intimidating, but AI is starting to change that, with platforms like Doto making it more accessible in South Africa.
The week ahead: Sarb MPC and results from PnP, Altron, Emira and Dis-Chem
As well as two healthcare providers.
SADC leaders vow to tighten border controls
Amid rising anti-foreigner sentiment in South Africa and broader economic pressures across the region.
MyCiTi fares could jump by almost a third from July
This would depend on the diesel price announced by the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources on the first Wednesday in June.