Diversification: the secret to success in relationships and investments

Lauren Jacobs|Published

Just as successful relationships thrive on balance and shared responsibilities, your investment portfolio needs diversification across different asset classes. Discover ...

KAP shares rise after forecast of up to 35% increase in headline earnings

Edward West|Published

KAP Industrial's share price rose 2.2% following forecasts of headline earnings per share growth of up to 35%, driven by strong performances from PG Bison and Feltex ...

Activating Leadership to engage the passive workforce

Dr Lynne Derman and Camille Rabier|Published

A positive workplace culture results in an engaged workforce that fuels productivity and performance in pursuit of operational objectives.

Cell C data traffic surges despite flat earnings in first listed period

Edward West|Published

Cell C Holdings has reported marginally lower headline earnings in its first financial results since listing on the JSE, with a 1.8% revenue increase to R5.68bn ...

How Valentino's estate plan preserves a fashion empire beyond death

Ken Newport|Published

Fashion icon Valentino Garavani's recent passing at 93 reveals a masterfully planned estate worth $1.5 billion. Discover how the designer of Princess Diana's famous ...

‘This centre could revitalise SA manufacturing industry’ - Deputy Minister Gina hails UP-WEF partnership on global 4IR centre ...

Partnered Content|Published

Deputy Minister Nomalungelo Gina celebrates the launch of the South African Centre for Industry and Technology (SACIT), the first South African member of the World ...

Women of UP shine at SA Women in Science Awards

Partnered Content|Published

The University of Pretoria congratulates the outstanding #WomenOfUP for their excellence in their respective fields of work.

Sweden's return to pen and paper: implications for early learning in South Africa

Pascale Bakos|Published

As Sweden rethinks its educational approach, South Africa stands to learn valuable lessons about the importance of play-based learning in early childhood development, ...

Pet care's evolution to R8bn essential

Johan van Jaarsveld|Published

The South African pet care market, valued at $520 million (R8 billion) and projected to reach $800 million (R12.6 billion) by 2032, according to Vyansa Intelligence, ...

How Ramaphosa’s army deployment could protect mining billions

Nicola Mawson|Published

With gold prices hitting record highs, a dramatic new military intervention aims to stop the multi-billion rand " leakage" from illegal mining and finally unlock ...

Why financial self-care is your best Valentine's gift this year

Therese Havenga|Published

In a culture obsessed with romantic gestures, discover why saving money may be the most powerful expression of self-love this Valentine's Day. With fewer than 6% ...

Ramaphosa presses ahead with Business Licensing Bill amid growing backlash

Siphelele Dludla|Published

President Cyril Ramaphosa reaffirms the government's commitment to the Business Licensing Bill, facing criticism from various sectors that warn it may hinder small ...

Tourism industry welcomes expansion of e-visa application system as ‘meaningful step forward’

Siphelele Dludla|Published

South Africa's tourism sector is set to benefit from the government's expansion of the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system, aimed at simplifying visa processes ...

Woolworths’ MyDifference loyalty programme enhances customer connections through data and purpose

Ashley Lechman|Published

As Woolworths continues to innovate within the loyalty landscape, the MyDifference programme promises not only to reward but also to connect customers with a shared ...

Sars enforcement: the hidden threat in South Africa's 2026 Budget

Willem J. Oberholzer|Published

As South Africa approaches the 2026/27 Budget, taxpayers are fixated on potential rate increases. However, the real threat lies in Sars's enhanced enforcement capabilities. ...

Online education as a vital solution for South Africa's skills crisis

Ashley Lechman|Published

In the wake of pressing economic needs, the future of South Africa’s education system hinges on a radical shift towards online learning. Discover how these changes ...

How Valentine’s Day exposes consumers to prepaid fraud

Bradley Elliott|Published

Discover how Valentine’s Day creates opportunities for romance fraud and money laundering, and learn what consumers and businesses can do to protect themselves.

Households in South Africa brace for financial struggle despite optimistic SONA 2026

Ashley Lechman|Published

The optimism expressed during Sona 2026 starkly contrasts with the daily struggles faced by South African households, prompting urgent calls for effective economic ...

Business welcomes Ramaphosa’s energy reforms but urges faster implementation

Siphelele Dludla|Published

President Cyril Ramaphosa's ambitious reforms to South Africa's energy sector aim to establish a competitive electricity market and attract private investment, but ...