Backlash as Reserve Bank keeps mum on Capitec’s suspended portion of fine
The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has been criticised for remaining mum on whether the central bank will require Capitec to pay a suspended portion of a fine... Read more.
How Joosub positioned Vodacom for growth in rapidly changing future
With more than 14 years at the helm, Shameel Joosub has overseen one of the most significant transformations in African telecommunications, turning Vodacom from... Read more.
Transnet defends private sector push amid privatisation blame
Transnet has vowed to continue collaborating with the private sector despite mounting criticism, saying South Africans need to understand and accept that such collaboration... Read more.
Compcom threatens action as food, data and utility prices hit record highs
The Competition Commission has warned it may investigate potential price gouging after finding that public and private sector pricing practices are keeping living... Read more.
Sixty60 powers Shoprite growth with record R25.5bn in sales
Africa’s biggest grocery retailer, Shoprite Holdings, has reported strong growth in sales, earnings and shareholder returns for the year ended June 28 2026.... Read more.
Wild Coast ruling divides ANC as parly mulls investment concerns
The Constitutional Court’s decision to block offshore oil and gas exploration along South Africa’s Wild Coast has drawn mixed reactions from African National... Read more.
State urged to fast-track procurement rules to unlock opportunities for black business
By Mpho Sibanyoni mphos@sundayworld.co.za The Black Business Council (BBC) has urged the National Treasury to urgently finalise regulations underpinning the Public... Read more.
Pension fund tycoon Letjane expels Radisson Hotel Group after fallout
Property developer and pension fund administrator Zamani Letjane has terminated his contract with Radisson Hotel Group after a fallout that includes allegations... Read more.
Beer and wine could cost much more as Treasury reviews sin tax regime
National Treasury is mulling changes in how beer is taxed, a move that could see excise duties on malt beer – the most consumed liquor beverage in the country... Read more.
JSE to assess if Vodacom payment to Makate warranted disclosure
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange will assess if the settlement amount that telecommunication giant Vodacom Group paid to “Please Call Me” inventor Nkosana Makate... Read more.
