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Stellantis detailed its ambition to increase revenues in the region by 40% while maintaining a double-digit operating margin. This will be driven by a major shift in vehicle sourcing, with a target to reach 90% of sales through 22 brands.

As part of efforts to reduce aviation’s carbon emissions, solar power is being installed at local airports, with Cape Town International leading the way for the big three

A commercially sustainable steel industry and globally competitive downstream industries should not be competing interests, says Billy Tom

Incumbent banks have called on the central bank to ensure a fair payments system as South Africa’s non‑bank entities, including retailers and telcos, enter the payments ecosystem, according to Prudential Authority CEO Fundi Tshazibana.

The expanded alliance adds dealer finance, customer funding and insurance as EV demand grows

Turlov says SA remained 'a good continental jurisdiction' and a great platform to attract investors

The Durban-based retailer's decision in 2022 to acquire Studio 88 has become one of the group's most successful strategic moves, reshaping its earnings profile, broadening its customer base and giving it a stronger foothold

Personal computing becomes more expensive just as more powerful hardware is needed for AI-enabled software. That creates a widening affordability gap.

Company says its R3.4bn dispute with Patrice Motsepe is far from over

Retailability CEO says at 97 years old, the brand still has significant growth ahead of it

FNB Commercial Property Finance has committed R470m to fund Balwin Properties’ rental housing development, reinforcing its growing focus on South Africa’s expanding residential rental market.

Cape Town says its vision is to conduct a large-scale household survey every three years to gain accurate and up-to-date socio-economic data for all of its suburbs.

A recent paper has found evidence that the cessation of the child support grant increases depressive symptoms in adolescents.

Executive exits and fresh appointments come as bank lowers expectations for returns

Businesses are rethinking how much data they hand over to public artificial intelligence (AI) models, shifting instead to smaller, private systems built on their own infrastructure to keep control of their information.