Author: staff
UK retail-focused landlord Supermarket Income (SUPR), which has a £1.78 billion (almost R41 billion) portfolio, is set to receive a secondary listing on the JSE on Friday as it looks to diversify its shareholder base and access new pools of capital.
Most South Africans still think we’re not ready for electric mobility to take over, but many also think electric vehicles are perceived as cool and sporty. But one thing is certain, South Africans are definitely sparking up towards EVs, even if it’s just a mindset, a new survey has revealed.
South Africans want to see the masterminds of state capture in orange overalls, but National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP) head Shamila Batohi is running out of time… and so is the country. An amaBhungane video investigation takes a frank look at the NPA’s failure to hold those responsible accountable.
Donald Trump said that he is selecting South African born venture capitalist David Sacks to serve as his artificial intelligence and crypto czar, a newly created position that underscores the president-elect’s intent to boost two rapidly developing industries.
Gary Hyde’s three-month battle with Woolworths over a fruit juice promo highlights just how frustrating poor customer service can be. It took persistence—and a ‘consumer watchdog’ intervention—to get answers and a fix, writes Wendy Knowler.
The National Assembly approved a bill that allocates around R95 million for South Africa’s case at the International Court of Justice to have Israel’s military offensive against Palestinians declared genocide, with the DA and PA’s support.
McKinsey is partnering with a South African business-lobby group to prepare for an event aimed at connecting global policymakers, civil-society organisations and business leaders that will form part of next year’s Group of 20 gatherings.
African Rainbow Minerals executive chair Patrice Motsepe on Friday pushed back against a $195 million (R3.5 billion) lawsuit brought against the company for allegedly breaching a non-compete agreement related to graphite projects in Tanzania.
Ethan was knocked down on 12 October 2022 while crossing the street to get to a water tanker during one of Johannesburg Water’s frequent water outages. The tanker had been dangerously parked in the left lane of the road, putting residents at risk.
After a destructive flood hit Nelson Mandela Bay twice in less than five months, four of the five dams supplying the metro with water have been overflowing, but water restrictions and punitive tariffs remain firmly in place – to the detriment of residents and the municipality.