SA defence group Paramount says Nato market has ‘opened’
Europe's waning confidence in the US coincides with a collapse in military spending in South Africa.
Joburg’s dirtiest river may lose its only champion
KlipSA, an NPO devoted to cleaner rivers and a healthier urban environment, has warned that it may shut down after 17 years.
Scooters Pizza doubles down on SA comeback
Nine months after returning, the fast-food chain has reached 10 stores and plans to double its footprint by 30 November.
Large businesses flag labour legislation as key constraint
Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry asked 369 businesses to identify key obstacles to economic growth.
The business of showbiz
Kimberleigh Stark, owner of Stark Raving Management, unpacks how talent agencies turn star power into a sustainable business, manage demanding clients and navigate the impact of streaming services.
Why Treasury’s unclaimed assets plan has retirement funds worried
Industry supports centralised tracing but warns that moving R51bn in retirement assets could affect protections and long-term returns.
Dispute between shareholder and TRP over R499m ‘discount’ on mandatory offer price
Allegation the panel abandoned its investigative duties in favour of a confidential settlement agreement with four companies that ‘materially prejudiced minority shareholders’ of the target companies.
Multiple municipalities risk Eskom power cuts as deals remain unsigned
Affected municipalities have until 1 September to conclude distribution agreements with Eskom or face possible supply interruptions.
When pigs fly: A story about infrastructure and iron ore
Kumba faces significant headwinds, but quality assets, capable management, and improving market conditions could create the ingredients for a meaningful turnaround.
SA produces enough food, yet millions face hunger
Better cold storage could help change that.