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Communities seeking jobs shouldn’t be branded ‘construction mafia’ – finance expert

A businessman who arranges financing for enterprises across the built-environment value chain has weighed in on the construction mafia debate, arguing that it is...

Nigerian billionaire Dangote launches oil refinery IPO, Africa’s biggest share sale

LAGOS, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote on Monday launched Africa's largest share sale yet with the initial public offering of his oil refinery, opening up ownership of the plant

NUM threatens to block Cosatu congress amid Mike Shingange suspension

The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) has threatened to halt labour federation Congress of South African Trade Union (COSATU)'s 15th National Congress pending confirmation...

DBSA profit surges by 47% as infrastructure lender registers strongest earnings...

The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) has reported a sharp increase in profit for the financial year ending March 31, 2026. The state-owned development...

Capitec slapped with R28m fine for anti-money laundering compliance failures

The Reserve Bank's Prudential Authority (PA) has imposed administrative sanctions on Capitec Bank after identifying several failures to comply with the Financial Intelligence Centre...

Creative wealth needs a language banks understand

A creative entrepreneur can walk into a bank carrying their most valuable asset on a laptop. It might be a catalogue of songs or...

Oil Shock: Why South Africa’s Economic Outlook Is Deeply Worrying

We should stop pretending this is simply another oil-price spike. Brent crude has surged above $100 (R1 600) a barrel, briefly touching around $108. At...

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...

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...

Khandani Msibi sues Numsa boss Irvin Jim over fraud claims

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) general secretary Irvin Jim is facing a R5-million defamation lawsuit after he accused the union’s...