Retail group details significant changes in shopping patterns due to lockdown. No colds and flu impacts pharmacy business.
Reports have emerged that the ANC aims to launch a state-owned bank – using pension funds to fund its capital investment.
The struggling retail chain has launched a new value-focused clothing range that it believes will help turn around its fortunes.
Pent-up demand is seeing the residential property market exceed expectations. But watch for the sting in the tail, warns FNB.
This comes after Thulas Nxesi announced that UIF TERS benefits would be extended into the month of August.
Iconic Somerset West hospitality landmark has been deemed unviable by the current tenant and its future is now uncertain.
Entrepreneur Conor Copas has taken on the tech world with his cellular service idea: Buying and selling phones online.
As the salaries of our elected officials remain untouched by COVID-19 and lockdown, their earnings have come in for enhanced scrutiny this week.
(Partner Content) In South Africa, the worsening of the virus weighed on market sentiment, although a strong Resources sector underpinned equity returns.
With thousands of businesses relying on the UIF TERS payments, there’s been positive developments on Thursday: July and August applications open next week.
The UIF TERS scheme is due to come to an end on 15 August – four days from now – and July applications are still not open.
In the court of public opinion, the government has taken a battering on its COVID-19 response – and many South Africans are considering a tax revolt.
(Partner Content) N’Gunu Tiny, CEO of the Emerald Group discusses the impact COVID-19 is having on the African banking sector and why digitisation could be the answer.
Only Jeff Bezos has made more money than Elon Musk in the past year – and the billionaire’s net worth has now soared to new heights.
SOE tells unions that, despite a ruling by the Labour Court, it cannot pay employees the money it owes them.
South African-based retailer is giving up on the idea of building a profitable foothold in Africa’s most populous country.
Former top retail industry executive is supporting the wine sector as it prepares for court battle against Dlamini-Zuma.
(Partner Content) These may sound like basic questions, but when it comes to investing – as with all things – it really pays to know the basics.
The COVID crisis has taught South African businesses several hard lessons, among them that global supply chains can break overnight and have a crippling domino effect.
The bulk of working South Africans do not save. Not because of an extravagant lifestyle, but because they’re unable to.
Urgent reforms needed ensure that the recovery brings about sustainable and more inclusive development in SA, Paris-based OECD warns.
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Tito Mboweni, the IMF and even the DA all seem to have found common ground on introducing a ‘debt ceiling’ to Mzansi. Allow us to explain…