Fitch changes its criteria on pausing debt repayments
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‘It will be chaos’: Cape community resists anti-immigrant march
Local leaders don’t want a demonstration planned for Saturday.
Tiger Brands switches on solar power at 7 factories
Food producer advances its renewable energy strategy as it works to source 31% of its electricity from renewables by 2030.
CoJ defends R10bn wage deal despite National Treasury’s ire
Opting to juggle financial obligations, including payments to creditors, to honour the politically facilitated agreement.
Why Dis-Chem is spending hundreds of millions to disrupt itself
‘The alternative is to stay safe and become irrelevant over time’ – CEO Rui Morais.
Tshwane wins Mooikloof Mega City electricity distribution battle
Municipalities’ exclusive reticulation right confirmed.
Neurodiverse hiring relevant in the AI age
‘Our mental wellbeing is under enormous pressure with the stress of the world we are in and the context we are in’ – Dr Sarah Babb of GIBS discusses this.
Cape Town’s Foreshore gets a lift as The Rockefeller releases its final 60 developer units for sale
The region is undergoing a striking transformation, emerging as one of the city’s most dynamic urban precincts.
I wish I could press AI’s ‘delete’ button – Wierzycka
Sygnia’s Magda Wierzycka looks into an AI world with health and scientific breakthroughs, productivity increases, but also a concentration of wealth and power, job displacements, and ‘blunt, uneducated, and stupid’ children.
Can the new board revive the SA Post Office?
Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies Solly Malatsi outlines cabinet’s approval of new SA Post Office board appointments, highlighting stronger governance oversight, and three pre-conditions for exiting business rescue.