SAHRC takes City of Cape Town to court over land sales
Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has accused the commission of ‘electioneering’.
Don’t blame us for illegal cigarettes swamping the market, says Fita
Independent tobacco manufacturers have hit back at research funded by British American Tobacco SA suggesting three-quarters of cigarettes smoked in SA are illicit.
Eskom faces R4bn curtailment bill as solar power surges
Consumers ultimately to foot the bill.
What happens when you tell an AI bot to ‘make money’
Carel de Jager of Sixpence learned some valuable lessons about his AI bot after instructing it to venture out into the world and make money.
Calls for renewed Agoa talks after Trump upset in US midterms
Exporters Western Cape believes the election results offer SA a chance for fresh talks.
Most ‘extreme value’ on the JSE in decades – top fund manager
The prices of mid-cap and small-cap equities 'are saying that SA is Venezuela'.
Earning a salary abroad? Here’s how to bring more of your money home
For South Africans receiving foreign salaries or payments from overseas, conversion costs and bank fees can take a sizeable bite out of their income. Future Forex offers a simpler way to transfer funds to SA, with lower costs, transparent pricing and personal service.
Rubio considers leaving Trump administration
It’s not unusual for cabinet members to leave an administration when it enters its lame-duck phase.
Could the US midterm election outcome get SA back into Agoa?
‘I'm a bit taken back for people to think that because there's a change in Capitol Hill it would translate to changes of policy. I think the US will keep on playing both the carrot and the stick in terms of its engagement with South Africa’ – former ambassador Dr Kingsley Makhubela.
Making African games a household staple
Eric Gardiner, co-founder of Vetkoek Studios, shares his journey in accessible gaming, African storytelling and entrepreneurship.