Opinion

Inflation dip aids household budgets, yet sentiment lags, writes Zandile Makhoba.

US companies are betting heavily on South Africa, ignoring the right-wing trolls in both their own country and here, writes Vuslat Bayoglu

Sanlam sees a realistic basis for optimism in South Africa’s growth outlook

The province’s water crisis can no longer be ignored, writes Qinga Vika.

Safaricom acquisition could be Vodacom’s declaration of autonomy, writes Gugu Lourie.

Outgoing Sars commissioner Edward Kieswetter says it is crucial his successor will have the competence and integrity the office demands

Art supports economic growth, jobs and GDP, writes Luncedo Mtwentwe.

In view of fundamental macroeconomic improvements, we maintain that economic growth will improve in the medium term, writes Elna Moolman.

South Africa attracts a steady flow of global tech activity, thanks to remaining a major entry point for global technology companies operating on the African continent. Yet only a handful of companies arrive with a strategy shaped for the country’s real

Contracts are the basic foundation of a successful transaction, but invoices and other documents are also essential

The pursuit of justice is not easy or cheap. Labelling those who supported Makate as charlatans ignores the facts  

Africa is calling. Will South Africa’s SMEs finally answer?

Any South African organisation with employees in Europe now stands in the path of a regulatory shift, writes Arthur Goldstuck.

Africa’s people and its resources remain an untapped dividend

Booking.com has become the world’s largest online travel agency, offering 31-million accommodation room listings and handling 1.1-billion room night bookings in 2024 alone.