Why Cosatu’s congress collapsed
For the first time in its 40-year history, SA’s biggest union gathering did not reach quorum.
Ramaphosa hails opening of R2bn Club Med SA resort
South Africa’s biggest hospitality investment since Sun City.
Competition authority ‘collapse’ is blocking major business deals – Davis
Discouraging businesses from pursuing mergers and acquisitions.
AI can now trigger a competition-law dawn raid
South African companies face growing risks around digital evidence.
Durban port deal rescues Transnet from another nasty loss
Transnet’s financial recovery masks deeper structural problems. Its debt, which has topped R150bn, remains one of its biggest burdens.
Mteto Nyati’s future as Eskom chair uncertain as term nears end
Says he is satisfied with what he has achieved and confident the power utility will continue its recovery without him.
R2.2bn in investment on hold over proposed crypto controls – VALR
VALR CEO Farzam Ehsani warns that the draft crypto rules on exchange controls could drive businesses, jobs and tax revenue offshore.
Spar and its Guild retailers commit to working together to strengthen the business
Joint work sessions and a store visit in KwaZulu-Natal put the focus on retailer profitability, practical execution and the customer experience.
Emigrating or already living abroad? Why formally ceasing your SA tax residency matters
Until it is done, there is potential for overlapping tax obligations in South Africa and your country of residence – among other issues.
Why businesses need to rethink how they fund technology
Should companies own the technology they use? Shane van der Merwe, head of technology finance at Merchant West, considers the trade-offs between ownership, capital deployment and flexibility in a fast-changing technology landscape.