China is giving over R650 million to South Africa to tackle its energy crisis.

Four employees nabbed for procurement fraud.

Multichoice has posted a R2.92 billion loss for the year ending 31 March 2023 as the weak rand tanks its profits.

Union federation Saftu says it will formally propose changes to legislation forcing government officials to enroll their children into public schools – so they can reap what they sow.

De Ruyter releases insight into the goings on between high-ranking officials and Eskom in a new book.

Inflation and stagnant salaries have eaten away at middle class South Africans’ purchasing power, leaving them poorer every month.

Based on current trends, it is clear that middle-class South Africans are finding it increasingly difficult to deal with the financial pressures of 2023, and unfortunately, the situation is expected...

BLSA CEO Busi Mavuso says South Africa is more than equipped to fix Eskom, but politicians keep hands tied.

The Competition Commission has reached a settlement with another bank that was found to be involved in the manipulation of the rand.

South Africa is working on new laws to restrict the hiring of foreign workers by businesses in certain sectors – with fines and other penalties in store for those who don’t abide.

Vodacom and former employee Kenneth Makate are set to hold talks this week to try and reach an out-of-court settlement over the Please Call Me saga.

There are thousands of senior government offcials still holding posts they are not qualified for in 2023.

If political missteps didn’t tank the rand in May, South Africans would have seen even greater relief this month.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says South Africa faces mounting challenges.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has taken a major step in moving South Africa away from its dependency on coal energy, which will unlock approximately R140 billion worth of investment opportunities for the...

Professor Ines Meyer says companies will have to pay employees a living wage if they want to preserve their market share.

South Africa’s tax base has stagnated – the government continues to ramp up social spending and the number of people receiving welfare grants.

A new male contraceptive pill decreased sperm production and had only a few mild side effects.

Markets are filled with anxiety as last-minute politicking is reportedly getting in the way of Ramaphosa’s new cabinet.

South Africans indicate they want an end to the government monopoly on electricity provision, as we face the worst year to date of power cuts.

South Africa has been ranked as the friendliest country in the world, with the country also offering a higher standard of living for immigrants.

When South Africans look to cut costs, subscriptions and insurance policies are on the chopping block.

Eskom quietly went up to stage 8 load shedding this week – as reality hits the South African government that there is no easy way out of the crisis.

As South Africans grapple with the rising cost of inflation and increased cost of living, there has been a growing debate on whether the country should consider higher denominations of coins and...

Markets have responded well to the end of the uncertainty and speculation surrounding president Cyril Ramaphosa’s Government of National Unity cabinet. And businesses are happy too.

CEOs from Standard Bank, Nedbank, Pick n Pay, Naspers, Massmart, Coca Cola, Sasol and over 100 other companies have signed a pledge to help government improve service delivery.

Finance minister Enoch Godongwana has revealed the number of government employees earning over R1 million per year.

Rich people are leaving South Africa as the National Treasury downplays its effect and the South African Revenue Service (SARS) makes it harder to leave.

Trust in the presidency and other state has declined significantly, according to the Afrobarometer – with citizens seeing a losing battle against corruption.

Germany will sign off on a R10 billion loan to South Africa to move the country away from coal – part of the $8.8 billion Just Energy Transition.

Investec CEO warns South Africans to use next year’s elections wisely or risk becoming the next Zimbabwe.

The US congress is getting fed up with South Africa and wants to take a firmer stance against the country for its ties to Russia.

Former Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter has launched a surprise tell-all book about his time in charge of the utility.

Five men played a big role in improving Eskom’s performance and helped stop load-shedding for three months.

The South African Reserve Bank is expected to hike interest rates by the end of March.

South Africa’s middle-class households have hit a bleak milestone as pressure mounts.

South Africa’s government and national airline are being sued by a little-known investment firm, which wants the sale of a majority stake in the carrier scrapped and re-run due to a lack of transpa...

Finance minister Enoch Godongwana says there are too many state owned companies – but government is dragging its feet to do anything about it.

South Africa has tanked in the latest Corruption Perceptions Index – falling to its worst position since the ranking was introduced.

Economist Dawie Roodt has warned the rand could hit as high as R30 to the US dollar within the next two to three years.

Despite investing over R230 billion in state-owned companies, government has only recieved R1 million in return.

Health minister Dr Joe Phaahla says that the government plans to open Covid-19 vaccines to all adults in South Africa weeks earlier than expected.

Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis says the privatisation of the city’s port will boost trade.

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has responded to reports that South Africa has run out of money.

The potential for future setbacks means that load-shedding is not over, says Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa.

Electricity minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says that shutting down coal plants is an “injustice” in the name of the clean energy transition.

The CSIR has released preliminary predictions for seats in the National Assembly, with big shake-ups predicted.

In response to increasingly intense rolling blackouts, the ruling party has decided on a plan.

Four executives at Investec earned an average salary of nearly R95 million.

The South African Revenue Service will focus on the taxi industry in the coming financial year as it embarks on major compliance drive, says finance minister Tito Mboweni.

Thousands of doctors and other healthcare workers have already left South Africa over the NHI, and this is just the beginning.

Multichoice struggled to hold on to premium subcribers as consumers continue to battle the rising costs of living in South Africa.

South Africa plans safeguards for the financial sector in the event of a total blackout.

Billionaire business giant Patrice Motsepe has built an incredible empire spanning mining, finance, telecommunications, IT, banking, and sports teams. Here is the full list of businesses he owns.

The Limpopo provincial government has bought over 100 cars to gift to traditional leaders in the province – with civil rights organizations calling foul on the decision.

Outgoing Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter has given an explosive interview about political interference at Eskom – and what South African can expect from load shedding this winter.

South Africa is set to miss nearly all its 2030 development targets.

Western Cape premier Alan Winde says that the province plans to procure its own Covid-19 vaccines as it cannot rely on government as the sole supplier.

The latest Global Peace Index (GPI) shows that South Africa is less peaceful than it was a year ago, and the violence has cost the country over R3 trillion.

Mobile group Vodacom says it expects to cut jobs at all levels of the company.

Amazon plans to launch an online marketplace in South Africa as part of a global expansion in the coming year.

South Africa isn’t at risk of becoming a failed state – it’s already there, says Magda Wierzycka.

South Africa is in deep financial distress – and desperate politicians, poor policy decisions and state failure are often not too far behind.

South Africa’s election results are closely mirroring polls taken after president Cyril Ramaphosa signed the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill into law.

South Africa’s central bank sees a need to continue raising borrowing costs, even after hiking interest rates faster than its modeling suggested.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has been urged to settle the conflicts between the ministers vying for control of Eskom.

Business groups and unions are getting ready to take the NHI to court as soon as Ramaphosa signs the system into law.

Business leaders have met with president Cyril Ramaphosa to deliver a warning.

Analyst Andrew Levy found that half of public workers in South Africa earn a lot more than those who work in the private sector.

Bloomberg has published a new ranking of some of the best hamburger restaurants around the world.

The head of financial education at Old Mutual provides insight into surviving 14 year high interest rates.

Rupert’s multi-billion rand empire and its companies are responsible for almost the same amount of jobs as the four biggest banks in South Africa combined.

Economists lay out the expectations and big risks for the Reserve Bank’s interest rate decision this week – including a possible surprise.

Month-end data on petrol prices in South Africa shows that motorists can expect a decent price cut as they head off to their holiday destinations.

South Africa’s ministers and deputy ministers – who draw a salary of between R2 million and R2.5 million a year – don’t have to pay a cent for water and electricity thanks to changes to the ministe...

President Cyril Ramaphosa has promised ‘free’ money and healthcare to millions of South Africans – but there’s no such thing as free lunch, and taxpayers will be the ones footing the bill.

Investors believe that South African equities are looking extremely attractive – with many looking set to bring back their offshore investments.

South African businesses face a historic shortage of newly qualified Chartered Accountants (CAs) in 2022 as many take advantage of international opportunities while others work remotely in South...

South Africa risks losing billions in export revenue if western trading partners retaliate against our perceived closeness to Russia.

Earning your first salary is an important milestone for all young professionals, but how you manage that salary is even more important – especially considering the economic headwinds faccing South...

Streaming company Netflix has launched two new subscription plans in South Africa that are aimed specifically at mobile devices.

The Johannesburg Stock Exchange has raised concerns about the capital outflows from South Africa, which has steadily increased over the last few years.

Spar has recorded a 17.5% drop in operating profit for the six months ended 31 March, as load shedding and tech issues hurt the company.

Another country has been added to the list of destinations that South Africans can visit visa-free.

South Africa plans to ‘upgrade’ human settlements across the country to accommodate an expected influx of migrants to the country’s urban areas, says Human Settlements minister Mmamoloko Kubayi.

Volvo has launched a bullet-proof SUV in South Africa after noting a rising demand for armoured vehicles in the country.

South Africa is likely to see a subdued year of growth in 2022, but certain key events such as the ANC’s elective conference in December could have a significant impact on the economy.

South Africa is suffering from largely self-inflicted wounds, says central bank governor.

Gautrain Management Agency CEO revealed that a massive expansion project for the Gautrain is at an advanced stage.

South Africa is listed among the countries who are expected to see a net outflow of millionaires in 2024 – and they’re taking their money with them.

South Africa’s government says it has made headway in reducing the number of unqualified senior managers employed in the public service, but at least one in four is still found to be lacking.

South Africans aren’t realising the absolutely dire consequences of the country strengthening its ties to Russia at the cost of its relationships with the West, says Investec chief economist, Annabel...

Shell is reportedly planning to exit South Africa, with its BEE partners not happy about its share of the spoils.

Woolworths has published a trading statement outlining how Covid-19 and the country’s lockdown are currently affecting its business.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has approved the salaries for a number of top government and parliamentary positions.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says the multi-billion-rand NHI Fund won’t fall to government corruption.

Banking group FNB has announced financial incentives of up to R18 million over the next three months for customers who get a Covid-19 vaccine.

Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis is moving to block a sanctioned R9 billion superyacht – owned by Russian businessman Alexey Mordashov – from landing in the Mother City.

The Irish government is reportedly set to discuss the future of visa-free entry for South Africans.