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Africa’s corporate debt markets remain shallow – OECD

Africa’s corporate debt markets are too small to match the continent’s economic weight and growing financing needs, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development...

Treasury says GDP rebasing has improved key fiscal metrics

National Treasury said that last week’s rebasing of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) had improved key fiscal metrics, including lowering last year’s peak...

How Agoa exit impacts SA’s auto industry

The United States’ decision to remove South Africa from the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa) is expected to hamper efforts to attract future...

Sizekhaya fights to keep National Lottery licence after court overturns award...

Despite the court setting aside the process that led to Sizekhaya Holdings being awarded South Africa’s lucrative National Lottery licence, the operator is making...

Samsung launches Galaxy Tab S12 series in SA with AI-powered productivity...

Samsung has introduced its new Galaxy Tab S12 series in South Africa, bringing artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, improved processing power and longer battery life...

Mahube set for JSE-exit as infrastructure consortium tables R555m takeover offer

JSE-listed renewable energy investor Mahube is set to be taken private after a consortium of black-owned infrastructure investment firms offered to acquire all the...

Rebasing GDP won’t fix SA’s core economic problems, economists warn

The country's improved debt-to-GDP ratio may offer government a stronger fiscal narrative, but economists warn that unless it translates into faster economic growth, more...

South African households pay double for failing public services

Failing governance and public services place an additional financial burden on households, forcing consumers to spend money on basic needs and services that should...

South African companies shine as China opens door to world’s largest...

The article highlights China's unwavering commitment to global trade and continuous opening up, exemplified by the ninth China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai.

China market access opens new opportunities for South African cherries

Workers drive forklifts to load boxes of fruits onto trucks at the Johannesburg Fresh Produce Market in South Africa, on Oct. 29, 2025. (Photo by Shiraaz Mohamed/Xinhua)by…