Trump’s ‘erratic’ tariffs hurt economy, house Democrat says
The latest round of tit-for-tat tariffs began last month, when the Trump administration imposed 50% tariffs on $20bn worth of Canadian goods after trade talks collapsed on August 21.
Iran, US trade tanker attacks as six-month conflict escalates
Pushing oil prices higher.
SA property loses its shine as investors take profits
Analysis of what Tuesday’s Q2 GDP figures could reveal about the economy’s resilience amid the Middle East storm, and what the reopening of the Suez Canal means for South African businesses.
Phantom data and vulnerable children
Zimbabwe has not learnt from its past, it just repeats it again and again.
Why your bills are rocketing beyond inflation
Competition Commission's Cost of Living Report confirms that consumers face escalating costs – with water and electricity rising way above inflation.
Akademia campus to boost Pretoria East property development
But experts warn that the market is overheated.
Rafi 40 funds find new yardsticks
The JSE’s decision to discontinue the FTSE/JSE Rafi 40 Index has forced funds tracking it to find new benchmarks.
From surplus to savings: The app cutting food waste and grocery bills
And unlike most ‘food apps’ that take traffic out of the store, this one brings foot traffic in – as Refreshi founder and CEO Jakob Holbak explains.
TFG under fire over exec pay and lead director
Receives unprecedented votes against what would’ve been a routine reappointment.
CEO suspended over FMD vaccine pricing
Minister raises allegations of serious misconduct over vaccine pricing as farmers battle South Africa’s largest foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.