Outstanding growth prompts Boardwalk Mall’s new extension
Surging demand is driving an expansion at a popular Eastern Cape shopping centre, with developers confident the project will boost the visitor experience while supporting long-term growth and community opportunities.
Mcebisi Jonas calls for urgency in trade reconfiguration towards EU, Global South
Mcebisi Jonas, special envoy to President Cyril Ramaphosa, has urged South Africa to deepen its participation in trade with the EU and global south platforms to launch the economy to new levels of growth as global trade fragmentation continues.
Relief for now in ‘dangerous game of chicken’ for Tongaat Hulett’s future
Tongaat Hulett staff were left puzzled on Wednesday after being told business rescue practitioners filed for provisional liquidation but later informed the trade and industry minister had put this on hold.
Flanagan & Gerard Property takes full ownership of Sandton centre
After more than a decade of co-ownership and hands-on management, the property group that first spotted its potential has taken full ownership of a prime Sandton neighbourhood retail centre.
South Africa’s metal giants team up for PGM innovation
South Africa is home to 80% of the world’s platinum, while around 60% of global PGM supply is used in catalytic converters that reduce harmful emissions from internal combustion engines.
Exploration fund making its mark in SA’s mining regions, says deputy minister Mgcina
Commitments to the Junior Mining Exploration Fund have grown to more than R2bn, increasing from the initial R400m from the department and the Industrial Development Corporation
Business piles pressure on Ramaphosa over Eskom’s revised unbundling
Business leaders fear new unbundling plans threaten investment in the national grid
WATCH | Policy malaise tightens impossible investment windows, Jonas laments
Mcebisi Jonas, special investment envoy to President Cyril Ramaphosa, said time was of the essence when it came to drawing investment in the SA mining sector.
ADvTECH opens its Emeris Sandton mega-campus with 9,000 students
As South Africa faces persistent skills shortages and graduate unemployment, ADvTECH’s new private higher education mega-campus in Sandton signals growing confidence in the sector’s role in developing work-ready individuals.
Japan’s ‘Iron Lady’ Takaichi forges stunning election win
The East Asian country’s first female leader gambled on rare winter snap election
Food NGO sounds alarm on SA’s hunger crisis
FoodForward calls on the government to dramatically boost social grants to help impoverished South Africans put food on the table
SAA pats itself on the back for another annual profit
SAA announces profit of R30m and a net profit of R155m for financial 2025
Big business gives pace of government reforms the thumbs up
The overall score on the Reform Tracker has risen 23.7% since March 2024, with economic reforms carrying the largest weight, at 70% of reforms tracked.
SA’s auto industry at a crossroads
The German brand, which traces its South African plant operations to 1951, is among legacy manufacturers facing increasing competition from Chinese and Indian imports
ZIYANDA NTSHONA & ERNST MULLER | Partnership and legal certainty must be the foundations of mining reform
The Mineral Resources Development Bill offers the chance to adjust South Africa’s mining regulations to better reflect reality
