Man United must show beating Liverpool was no fluke
Manchester United have an opportunity to consolidate last week’s unexpected gains when they bullied Liverpool into a 2-1 English Premier League submission in front... Read more.
Driving safely will protect your purse under Aarto
As South Africa prepares to implement the long-standing Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (Aarto) from December, insurance company King Price... Read more.
Limpopo’s strong economic growth result of diversification
In a year of mixed economic results for South Africa, Limpopo has emerged as a standout performer, recording one of the nation’s strongest growth rates for 2024.... Read more.
SIU launches bid to cancel NSFAS R111m ‘misleading’ lease contract
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has launched a court bid to cancel a R111-million lease contract the National Students Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has awarded... Read more.
Mkhwanazi cops stole my Rolex watches, Gauteng mom
The wife of a Mozambican businessman and suspected kidnapper has stated in her affidavit to the Hawks that rogue cops working with KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner... Read more.
Credit shortfall cover is a must-have financial shield Â
You have just tied yourself to six years of paying eye-popping amounts to fund your newly acquired favourite wheels and agreed to a hefty insurance premium, but... Read more.
IFN fuels SME success, unlocks R1.2bn in SADC
The Impact Finance Network (IFN), one of Anglo American’s social development initiatives, is demonstrating the potent results of pairing capital with capacity-building.... Read more.
More than half of workforce will need reskilling by 2030Â
The World Economic Forum (WEF) suggests that the global workforce is hurtling towards a profound workplace transformation, which will require 39% of core skills... Read more.
SCA opens door for government to be sued for pothole-related crash
In a landmark ruling with far-reaching implications for road safety and state accountability, the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has granted Martha Johanna Petronella... Read more.
SCA outlaws use of dirty tactics to pressure tenants
In a landmark ruling that strengthens the protection of the rights of tenants this week, the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has outlawed the practice of using utility... Read more.
