The employer interim reconciliation runs from 21 September to 31 October. For employers claiming the Employment Tax Incentive, missing it does not just attract a penalty,…
In a Business Talk interview, the head of personal lines at Standard Insurance outlines the benefits, trust issues and future impact of embedding insurance
After 35 years of combined tenure, Growthpoint appoints Estienne de Klerk as CEO and José Snyders as CFO, signalling a planned succession for South Africa'
The latest Statistics South Africa data reveal that girls are more likely to leave school early and women shoulder most unpaid care duties, with implicatio
The latest government data shows a modest contraction, raising concerns for SMEs and investors
The commodities giant will announce its second-half 2026 distribution amount, a decision that matters to investors and fund managers tracking the JSE index
The refreshed box, unveiled during Heritage Month, emphasises the Cederberg’s unique rooibos heritage and the brand’s sustainability credentials.
The investment company filed a condensed audited report for the financial year ended 30 June 2026, signalling compliance with JSE disclosure rules.
A sugarcane farmer’s will left his wealth to a family trust that had quietly ceased to exist, causing delays, tax exposure and a reminder for all…
Naamsa names former Edcon COO Mncane Mthunzi as CEO as US 25% Section 232 duties slash South African vehicle exports, raising stakes for the sector.
Codehesion claims its AI-enhanced custom software cuts costs and time, challenging low-code platforms for South African businesses
Eskom reported a R30.3bn profit for 2026, but a qualified audit highlights large tax asset write-offs, shifting impairment charges and irregular diesel pay
Online school’s learners secured gold and silver at the Eskom Expo, showing the model can deliver hands-on projects despite remote learning
Tongaat Hulett received a R2.5bn IDC loan and a R11.7bn debt purchase by Vision Group, postponing liquidation while over 14 000 jobs remain in limbo
Altron Arrow promotes the ET900N and GX10 as affordable, distributed AI compute for local businesses facing data-centre and power constraints
A CREA report says emissions from Sasol’s Secunda plant impose a health and economic burden of about R19 billion each year.
The new ‘Move Money, Instantly and Free’ campaign lets customers send payments instantly without charge, aiming to reshape everyday banking in South Africa
Takealot will display its name in a local language on delivery boxes for a month, while the economy recorded a 0.2% quarterly contraction, raising question
The mining services contractor released its audited financial statements for the year to 30 June 2026 and said a cash dividend will be paid to shareholders
The broker notes that higher gold prices are helping the rand hold against the US dollar, a shift that could ease import costs for local businesses.
The company announced that its recent general meeting approved the final steps of a share consolidation, aiming to improve share liquidity
Economists cite Iran war, higher oil prices and a rate rise as key drivers of a 0.1% GDP dip that could dent consumer spending
Shoprite, Pick n Pay and others report double-digit growth in digital sales, creating thousands of contractor jobs but few permanent positions.
The new holiday gives South African businesses a day off but also raises staffing and sales considerations for retailers and SMEs
Patrice Motsepe’s African Rainbow Capital faces a setback as the phosphate producer halts output and reduces its contractor’s workforce
Lightstone data shows sellers in Johannesburg now have less negotiating power and must expect slower sales and lower offers.
Vodacom’s chief financial officer has received more than R202 million in pre-tax pay since 2020, a daily average of R102 160, highlighting the cost of reta
Central Energy Fund data shows under-recoveries could push petrol to R28.83 per litre and diesel to R32.08 per litre next month.
Vodacom appoints ex-JSE CEO Leila Fourie as alternate director, giving her nine months inside the board before taking the chair seat in July 2027
Chris Shortt says the retailer’s AI platform could soon support employee-owned agents, raising questions about cost, policy and talent
