MoneywebInvestment an increasingly important driver of global growth
KPMG SA’s Frank Blackmore believes that ‘whereas everybody overseas is basically a price taker, a market taker, Africa can make itself a market maker’.
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The Citizen‘Excitingly low’ market shares offer runway for Capitec’s growth – CEO
The group 'aspires to serve' 95% of the population in South Africa, and the 'very greatest of opportunities lies in backing South Africa's entrepreneurs'.
The CitizenProperty market welcomes repo rate cut: Here’s how 2026 will look
'We expect to see a steady increase in sales activity over the next few months.'
The CitizenSalaries increase for sixth consecutive month — is the job market strengthening?
Salaries seem to be picking up speed despite the sluggish growth of the economy and the official unemployment stuck around 33%.
MoneywebCPI: A tale of two economic giants
David Shapiro of Otto1890 unpacks the latest CPI figures from China and the US, interest rate outlooks, mixed global market performance, contrasting bank and AI earnings, and stubbornly high oil prices. Despite geopolitical tensions, he explains why he remains optimistic about markets ending the…
MoneywebQuality investing: What separates the winners from the rest
What separates quality businesses from the rest? Merchant West equity analyst Joshua Viljoen unpacks the traits that help companies thrive through challenging market conditions.
MoneywebPSG Financial Services lifts earnings 5% as performance fees fall sharply
Weaker equity markets in 2026 contributed to a 74% decline in performance fees.
Farmer's WeeklyGlobal Wagyu growth hinges on cooperation, traceability, and scale
The global Wagyu industry has considerable room for growth, but protecting the integrity of the premium beef brand, improving market access, and achieving consistent commercial supply will be critical to unlocking its potential.
Business BagelSun International is trying to get ahead of South Africa's gambling problem, before Treasury's tax does it for them
The casino group has launched a voluntary charter limiting its ads and blocking declared grant recipients, as Treasury weighs a 20% tax on a betting market that has grown almost fivefold in five years.
BizcommunityIllicit cigarettes still sold below tax threshold in SA, study finds
Cigarettes priced below South Africa’s Minimum Collectable Tax (MCT) remain widely available in the retail market, with new research finding that approximately 75% of stores surveyed continue to sell brands priced below the R27.12 tax threshold.
MoneywebWorld Economic Outlook, African credit rating, and online gambling regulation
Tonight, we cover market updates with Absa CIB, African credit ratings, carbon investment in Africa, the World Economic Outlook, online gambling regulation and the benefits of owning multiple properties.
MoneywebWorld economy holds up, nears limits of resilience, IMF says
Businesses 'have continued to adjust to repeated shocks' while markets — buoyed by an exuberant tech industry — have taken a 'broadly benign view of the challenges,' the IMF said.
ITWebStructural failure in how the channel funds growth
For MSPs and distributors, claiming 100% of Market Development Fund spend isn't about "free money" − it's a strategic necessity.
TechCentralHow to tell telemarketers to get lost – officially
Here's how to register a block, what it costs marketers and why the new registry won't stop spam calls immediately.
BusinessTechSouth Africa sinks in new global ranking
South Africa ranks 87th globally for economic freedom, according to an index by the Free Market Foundation.
The CitizenTired of spam calls? Here’s how to block them with the new National Opt-Out Registry
The National Opt-Out Registry allows South Africans to block unwanted direct marketing calls and texts
The CitizenPhumudzo Thenga: Driving business growth through strategic positioning and enterprise execution
The group's operations are designed around delivering practical solutions to market needs, with a focus on operational services, project-based execution, and scalable business models.
The CitizenMinister Parks Tau signs new rules to protect the public from spam calls
Telemarketers are prohibited from marketing to any consumer who has registered a block.
The CitizenIllicit tobacco trade continues to erode SA’s economy
There are at least 100 billion cigarettes consumed worldwide from the black market, with majority being consumed in SA.
The CitizenMarkus Jooste’s mansion in Hermanus sells for R105m
Sold within six months of being put on the market, with the proceeds going to the Reserve Bank ...
The CitizenUnemployment drops: Western Cape leads job growth while Gauteng sheds jobs
The youth continue to bear the brunt of unemployment, remaining the most vulnerable group in the labour market.
The CitizenNedbank eyes East Africa’s largest economy with R14 billion
Nedbank has given multiple reasons why it considers the Kenyan market a good fit.
The CitizenClosure of BAT shows how illicit economy is killing jobs – 35 000 of them
The numbers show that the illicit cigarette economy exploded from one-third to three-quarters of the cigarette market since 2019.