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‘We cannot have Durban without beaches in December’
Stakeholders are concerned the continued closure of Durban beaches will have a devastating impact on festive-season trade.
Tongaat’s debt plan critical for group’s future
JSE-listed Tongaat Hulett this week outlined its plans to loosen the more than R6bn debt chokehold it is in, including possible equity capital injections from strategic partners or the sale of some or all of its operations elsewhere in Africa.
Making a difference within and beyond its doors
In a bold move, the group is opening 275 stores this year as part of its R5.9bn capital expenditure programme
Together, government and business can turn the economy around: Adrian Gore
The Discovery CEO says the vaccine rollout is a case in point.
Vehicle supply shortages ‘will go into 2023’
JSE-listed Bidvest, which operates in a range of industries from facilities management to motoring, hygiene and healthcare, expects global supply chain shortages - particularly in the automotive sector - to continue into next year.
Going private will be a Massmart game-changer
After years of reporting losses in the glare of the public eye, Massmart in a surprise move this week announced plans to go private as a fully owned subsidiary of US retail giant Walmart, a move the company and analysts say offers the best chance of turning around its flagging fortunes.
Sun International climbs out of the valley to bet on expansion
In its first major capacity expansion at Sun City in 17 years, Sun International is investing nearly R300m to accommodate up to 400 additional people at the iconic resort’s Vacation Club complex.
Local sourcing keeps Coca-Cola SA’s costs in check
With the world reeling because of supply chain shortages and soaring costs due to the pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Coca-Cola’s focus on local sourcing is paying dividends for its South African operations.
Pets, wellness and wine on Woolies' shopping list
Woolworths is planning to invest R8bn in the next three years, some of which will be used to expand its food business to tap into the lucrative pet, wellness and liquor markets.
Walmart to buy out SA’s Massmart
The deal will see an “expected inflow of foreign direct investment” of R6.4bn.























