Durban High Court to decide the fate of Tongaat Hulett amid liquidation battle

Edward West|Published

The Durban High Court will hear a crucial case this week as the government seeks to block the liquidation of Tongaat Hulett, South Africa's largest sugar producer, ...

IMF reaffirms strong commitment to Africa as growth risks mount

Siphelele Dludla|Published

The International Monetary Fund has pledged its unwavering support for African economies as they face rising debt pressures and global uncertainties. This commitment ...

IMF praises South Africa’s resilience despite growth downgrade amid rising global risk

Siphelele Dludla|Published

The International Monetary Fund commends South Africa's economic management while downgrading its growth forecast, highlighting the nation's resilience amid global ...

Forward7 supports the transition to clean cooking through strategic partnership at LPG Expo 2026 and launch of the Forward ...

Partnered Content|Published

Forward7 presented its vision of LPG for clean cooking as a sustainable and effective solution for improving quality of life and driving economic efficiency at the ...

5 crucial financial tips for South African gig workers to thrive

Courtney Wilson|Published

Discover five essential financial strategies that every gig worker in South Africa should adopt to achieve stability and success in the ever-changing gig economy. ...

Creating a sustainable mobility system that prioritises people

Bridgette Setshedi|Published

The Easter holiday highlights the urgent need for a sustainable transport system in South Africa, as rising costs and limited options threaten mobility for all.

How to avoid costly scams when signing up for financial services online

Edward Wallace|Published

Discover essential tips to safeguard yourself against online financial scams. Learn how to verify financial service providers and protect your personal information ...

Optimism grows as US-Iran diplomatic talks signal market stability

Ashley Lechman|Published

Anticipation surrounds the upcoming geopolitical talks, with markets reacting positively to the potential for diplomatic relations to ease tensions. Can this optimism ...

Hormuz disruption: What happens if load-shedding returns while diesel supply is constrained

Dominic Goncalves|Published

Amid the ongoing Hormuz disruption, South Africa faces a critical question: Can diesel, once the backbone of energy security, still be relied upon during power crises? ...

IFC and Citi launch R1.6bn facility to boost local currency financing in South Africa

Siphelele Dludla|Published

The International Finance Corporation and Citigroup have partnered to establish a R1.6 billion borrowing facility, enhancing local currency financing in South Africa ...

Why R1 trillion in energy infrastructure might not reach informal settlements

Merel van der Lei|Published

As South Africa embarks on a monumental R1 trillion energy infrastructure campaign, are we prepared to ensure that informal settlements benefit from this investment? ...

NFO warns of increasing mule accounts and fraudulent credit applications

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

Discover the alarming trends in South Africa's financial sector as the NFO Banking Division reveals the rise of mule accounts and fraudulent credit applications, ...

Middle East conflict drives surge in farming costs, warns Absa AgriBusiness

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are significantly affecting South Africa's agricultural sector, leading to increased input costs and supply chain ...

IMF cuts South Africa growth outlook as Middle East war fuels global risks

Siphelele Dludla|Published

The IMF has revised South Africa's economic growth forecasts for 2026 and 2027, citing the impact of escalating conflict in the Middle East and rising inflation. ...

Numsa declares deadlock in Eskom wage talks, warns of rising tensions

Siphelele Dludla|Published

Numsa has declared a deadlock in wage negotiations with Eskom, rejecting a 7% annual increase and warning of escalating tensions if the impasse is not resolved. ...

Inside Gledhow Mill: How sugar company's R1.8bn expansion hopes to safeguard jobs

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Gledhow Sugar Mill in KwaDukuza is set to undergo a R1.8 billion expansion, creating 400 jobs and revitalising the local economy. General manager Dawid Louw discusses ...

Mining industry rebounds to 2-year high amid uneven recovery

Yogashen Pillay|Published

South Africa's mining sector experienced a significant rebound in February 2026, with production rising by 9.7% year-on-year, driven primarily by platinum group ...

Mulilo achieves financial close on 337MW Middlepunt Solar PV project in South Africa

Edward West|Published

Mulilo's Middlepunt Solar PV project in the Free State marks a significant milestone in South Africa's renewable energy landscape, promising to generate 770 GWh ...

Fuel price surge threatens food affordability for SA households, civil society warns

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Civil society groups in South Africa are sounding the alarm over rising fuel prices and their potential impact on food affordability, warning that vulnerable households ...