Spate of kidnappings a windfall for specialist VIP security companies
Johannesburg – Business is booming for companies providing bodyguards or close protection services, with South Africans with deep pockets scrambling to secure... Read more.
End of an era at Deloitte Africa as Lwazi Bam steps down after a decade as CEO
Johannesburg – Deloitte Africa today announced a raft of changes in its top ranks, with Ruwayda Redfearn appointed as the group’s firm female CEO, replacing... Read more.
Ombud says consumers must exercise caution with online shops
Johannesburg- Many South Africans fall prey to online scams, with the Consumer Goods and Services Ombud recently issuing a warning to consumers to exercise caution... Read more.
Automotive sector sees uptick after two years of decline
Johannesburg- The South African domestic motor industry is showing signs of life after difficult two years. Data from the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers... Read more.
Freedom of choice strengthens our young democracy
Johannesburg – The first time I was able to vote was in the 2006 local government elections. The excitement when I made my debut on the voters’ roll was... Read more.
Holomisa turns to apex court to lift gag
Johannesburg- UDM leader Bantu Holomisa and Lebashe Investment Group will on Tuesday square off again in the Constitutional Court as the politician attempts to overturn... Read more.
Distressed metros threaten economic recovery, says PwC
Johannesburg- Professional services firm PwC has warned that South Africa’s socio-economic recovery is negatively impacted by distressed municipal finances. This... Read more.
Green shoots for tourism industry as SA welcomes more visitors
Johannesburg- South Africa’s battered tourism industry is starting to show some green shoots following a decline in Covid-19 cases and the relaxation of lockdown... Read more.
Automotive partnerships planned in SA
Johannesburg- The government has set its sights on forging partnerships with key stakeholders in the automotive sector in a bid to enhance support towards transformation... Read more.
Black SMEs ‘still left out in the cold’
Johannesburg- A study by the Southern Centre for Inequality Studies (SCIS) has found that corporate structures in South Africa remain highly concentrated, generating... Read more.
