KZN clothing factory owners warn of collapse as immigrant workers leave
Factories in are closing as xenophobia reaches fever pitch.
US loses to Belgium in World Cup match marred by controversy
Belgium pounced early with a goal about nine minutes into the match in Seattle.
US trade deficit widens to biggest in more than a year
The gap in goods and services trade grew 42.2% from the prior month to $77.6bn, Commerce Department data showed Tuesday.
Military deployment raises questions over policing capacity
‘It just seems that the police capacity to put a finger on crime and so on has just fallen so far down the hole that actually it’s a last gasp now almost to use the Defence Force to assist them,’ says defence analyst Dean Wingrin.
Samro urges caution after ConCourt copyright ruling
Music rights body says South Africa must strike a balance between expanding access to content and protecting creators' incomes.
Energy traders warn: Get the rules right or lose investment
Law and order under pressure – why the army is back on the streets. The new bottom line includes jobs, impact and corporate accountability. Illegal online gambling costs SA billions, industry demands action.
AI productivity gains are years away, Deutsche Bank’s Reid says
'My view on AI and jobs is slightly skewed by what economic history tells us,' he said.
Cape Town extends public comment period on Mowbray golf club redevelopment
The City has pushed the deadline to August 2026.
De Beers makes deep diamond price cuts for shrinking buyers club
The cuts come at the company’s first sale since dramatically reducing the number of its handpicked buyers, a strategy it sees as key to funneling more diamonds to its strongest customers.
WEF founder Schwab claims he found spying device at his home
An initial assessment suggested that the device has been installed within the last three years.