Business – Sowetan
SPONSORED | African Bank’s Edna Sathekga-Montse outlines how the organisation has embedded transformation and sustainability into its strategy to create lasting impact
SPONSORED | Mcebisi Jonas and Ishmael Yamson discuss why closer cooperation between businesses, governments and the continent’s largest economies is key to accelerating Africa’s development
The Orange Basin petroleum province shared by Namibia and South Africa has become a test case for how African states balance the demands of oil companies and local groups, with billions of dollars in investment, jobs and tax revenues at stake
The power producer plans to spend about R343bn over the next five years in capital and operational expenditure
The merger of Flash with Shop2Shop will create a R21.3bn fintech platform
Novo Nordisk will launch Extensior, a cheaper Ozempic copy, in South Africa on July 27
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
Council says the employer is not registered under its collective agreement
A recent paper has found evidence that the cessation of the child support grant increases depressive symptoms in adolescents.
SPONSORED | Mastercard SME Confidence Index finds small businesses are navigating a challenging economy with resilience, while placing digital tools at the heart of their growth plans
Businesses have told Business Times that they expect to continue operating without considerable disruptions on Tuesday, but remain vigilant.
SPONSORED | This practical masterclass provided expert insights into mastering cash flow, managing risk, and building financial buffers to help businesses stay resilient during times of uncertainty
Trillionaire's fortune is three times bigger than the economy of his country of birth
Group files charges with police and lodges formal complaint with Companies and Intellectual Property Commission
The fashion retailer delivers stronger profits but warns consumers remain under pressure