CompCom approves sale of Capitec’s rental finance unit to Sasfin
Bank said the unit does not align with its priorities.
US tourists keep flying to South Africa despite diplomatic tensions
'Inbound traffic from the US has been super positive. It continues to drive a lot of demand, and we’re really happy to see that,' says Amit Badiani, United Airlines’ head of sales for Africa and offline territories.
AI without morals: A weapon in the hands of the youth
Diplomatic turbulence, booming travel – why Americans keep coming to SA. Screen-heavy lifestyles fuel a growing threat to our eyesight. And Iran in New York, diplomacy in the middle of conflict.
Coca-Cola is said to consider December filing for India unit’s $1bn IPO
A listing would help Coca-Cola tap strong investor demand for new offerings in India, while unlocking value from one of the country’s largest bottling operations.
Growing pushback against proposed cross-border rules for crypto
With calls to scrap proposed differing sets of exchange control rules for crypto and forex.
South African lawmaker sees Zaronia Bill passing by year-end
Zaronia is scheduled to replace the Johannesburg Interbank Average Rate at the end of this year.
Gold steady as traders weigh lower oil against higher yields
Spot gold rose 0.3% to $4 195.23 an ounce at 3:18 p.m. in Singapore.
Which GIBS programme is right for your career? Understanding the MBA, PGDip and PDBA
Choosing the right postgraduate business qualification can be an important step in developing your leadership capabilities, strengthening your business knowledge and preparing for greater responsibility.
South Africa steps up GBV fight after 11th woman found dead
'The killings of women in Ekurhuleni are receiving attention at the highest level of government and law,' Ramaphosa said.
Chicken or beef?
Andrew Fulton from Eighty20 considers meat inflation and agricultural volatility amid foot-and-mouth disease and shifting consumer habits.