Law enforcement seized over R8.1m in illicit cigarettes and raided a suspected ethanol storage site, underscoring losses to the fiscus and threats to jobs and legitimate...
Oil hovered around $90 as Middle East hostilities reignited. Asian markets were mixed after a tech-led sell-off, with South Korea's Kospi rallying on Samsung's profit surge.
Oil jumped after US and Saudi strikes on Iran-backed militants in Iraq; South Korea's Kospi plunged over 11% as chip names including SK hynix and Samsung...
The National Taxi Alliance threatens a province-wide strike in Gauteng on 28 July 2026 over stalled operating licence renewals, potentially lasting seven days.
Labour experts warn fake sick notes and absenteeism cost South Africa billions. Unu Health estimates R19bn lost annually; experts report high rates of invalid certificates.
PSG Financial Services chief economist Johann Els expects the South African Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee to keep interest rates unchanged when it meets next week,...
Criminal activity, persistent load‑shedding and weak economic growth have combined to reshape South Africa’s construction industry, contributing to the decline of several large contractors and opening...
The government has published a draft policy to create a regulated national oil reserve designed to protect South Africa from supply shocks. The framework would set...
Experts say the flight of foreign nationals following the March and March protests risks hitting economic growth, disrupting industries and damaging South Africa’s international reputation. Who...
South Africa’s formal non‑agricultural economy lost 80,000 jobs in the first quarter of 2026, Statistics South Africa’s Quarterly Employment Statistics (QES) survey shows, as employers cut...