Dodgy lottery lawyer suspended
Legal Practice Council accuses Lesley Ramulifho of misusing trust funds, submitting fabricated bank statements, and diverting lottery grants intended for community projects.
Teen with rare blood disorder wins ruling on R7.3m treatment
Case could have implications for all medical aid members who need prescribed minimum benefits.
Agoa exit puts SA citrus and US supply-chain jobs at risk
With Washington set to remove SA from Agoa in 2027, citrus growers say tariff-exposed exports threaten orchards and jobs in the Western and Northern Cape.
Your medical scheme is absorbing your pay increase
Medical scheme increases for 2027 look gentler, but they land on higher bills while pay has barely moved.
Could this be the end of autonomy for municipalities?
Proposed changes to the MFMA are likely to meet spirited resistance.
Agrizzi vows to fight R1.66bn Bosasa confiscation order
Former executive turned whistleblower says he is being held responsible for contracts received by his employer rather than him.
Pran Shree – butcher turned citrus warehouse owner turned property mogul
The founder of Shree Property Holdings started off as a butchery entrepreneur in the 1980s and pivoted to new business ventures to become one of Durban and SA’s biggest private owners of logistics real estate, with more than a million square metre portfolio and investments in Texas and London.
Effective financial planning starts with an understanding of the individual
Why a financial needs analysis remains the cornerstone of good financial planning in the age of AI.
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Aspen sells European business unit for R3.6bn
‘We're not openly out there looking to sell our assets, but if we can unlock more value from a sale than by running it ourselves, those are the types of opportunities we look at – and it's really just one brand, and for the European market only’: Aspen Group CFO Sean Capazorio.