MTN boss Ralph Mupita reappointed to GSMA board
MTN Group president and chief executive Ralph Mupita will serve two more years at the GSMA board of directors. GSMA represents mobile operators and companies across... Read more.
Cosatu’s venue tug-of-war
Cosatu affiliates are locked in a battle over where to stage their reconvened national congress between October 12 and 14, with some unions pushing for a cheaper... Read more.
Food prices could spike further as agriculture sector struggles
The upcoming planting season could present financial pressure for consumers as higher fertiliser and diesel costs add to the risk of a drier El Niño-driven season.... Read more.
World Bank economist Franz Ruch joins SARB MPC
The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has appointed renowned economist Franz Ruch as an adviser to the governors, adding a seventh member to the Monetary Policy... Read more.
SA’s tourism investment pipeline grows to R3.5bn
South Africa is putting a R3.5-billion pipeline of tourism infrastructure projects in front of investors as the government seeks to turn rising visitor numbers into... Read more.
Court reserves judgment in NUMSA R1.49m congress funding fight
The metalworkers union’s internal power struggle has reached a critical pause as the Labour Court reserved judgment in a matter involving the demand of R1.49... Read more.
Court dismisses Mike Shingange’s Nehawu disciplinary hearing appeal
The Labour Court has dismissed Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) first deputy president Mike Shingange’s appeal against his disciplinary hearing,... Read more.
Capitec’s digital banking surge reshapes its business
Capitec digital banking activity has boosted the business in the six-month period ending August 2026, as monthly app users increased 18% to 16.5 million and digital... Read more.
Another fuel price hike looms: Here’s how you can save
Motorists are facing another potential fuel price hike, putting further pressure on households already dealing with rising living costs. According to the latest... Read more.
Middle East war shock extends from oil fields to your wallet
The Middle East conflict has caused a surge in the cost of manufactured goods, as higher fuel and fertiliser prices filter through the production business. This... Read more.
