SA airlines scramble as jet fuel supply is disrupted
Following planned maintenance at the Natref refinery, which was compounded by a technical problem.
Economic crime: The arithmetic of consequence
An audit is not an investigation; accountants try ‘not to detect’ fraud …
National Treasury grilled by judges on SRD grant
SCA judge questions whether 'people without the means to even buy a cellphone' should have to apply online.
Setback for software developer in 17-year dispute with Medscheme
High court application to review and set aside appeal tribunal award dismissed with costs.
Samwu rejects Eskom’s DAAs
Demands a review of all existing agreements and calls on government to stop enforcing them, among other measures.
Nedbank cuts headcount by 20% over past decade
Group sees ‘much more opportunity’ to further reduce cost-to-income ratio in retail bank.
New crisis at Durban port prompts calls for urgent action
Vessel delays have worsened sharply, with anchorage times rising to nearly seven days and berth times reaching almost five days.
After load shedding, water preparedness is the next frontier for homeowners
As water supply interruptions become more frequent and tariffs rise, households are starting to consider backup systems alongside measures to reduce consumption.
Precision agriculture gives SA farmers an edge in a changing world
Nedbank Agriculture head of sales Daneel Rossouw explains how precision agriculture, data and technology can help farmers improve yields, reduce input costs and remain competitive in a challenging global environment.
PIC faces questions over R760m Efora investment
‘If your investment in a company has generated sufficient concern to warrant an independent forensic investigation, what changed thereafter to justify committing hundreds of millions of rands more?’ – Tebogo Khaas, Public Interest SA.