The IMF urged South Africa’s new multi-party government to accelerate structural reforms for higher, inclusive growth amid economic challenges.

Sanlam has seen growth in its financial services businesses, with the group’s headline earnings jumping by 40%.

Despite commitments from president Cyril Ramaphosa to try and bring government and the private sector together on the NHI, the gap is far from bridged, and appears to be widening.

The workplace is rapidly evolving, with changes largely driven by digital technologies. But despite the emphasis on tech, the future of work will actually be more human-centric – making flexible employee benefits more important than ever.

The 2024 African Youth Survey reveals that corruption is a major concern for young South Africans – and the government’s failure to deal with it are pushing them to the door.

Kevin Aron boasts over 30 years of experience in the healthcare sector and has worked at industry-leading companies.

Chocolate prices in South Africa have surged almost 13% over the past year, but some relief is on the cards as markets turn hopeful on global cocoa crops.

Octa’s offline event focused on promoting financial knowledge and new opportunities for traders. It featured one of the broker’s most successful South African partners, attracting up to 100 participants.

Barlow Park in Sandton is set to finish its second phase in mid-2025, with the mixed-use development far cheaper than its contemporaries.

The ASUS Zenbook S 16 offers peak performance thanks to its powerful AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor and integrated Radeon graphics.

Amazon is happy with the launch of its marketplace in South Africa—with the broader group currently having over 100 positions to fill.

Here are 5 important things happening in South Afr4ica today (5 September 2024).

Discover SA’s 5-star business phone system alongside the fastest-growing sport in the world with Euphoria Telecom’s new Ball Call promotion.

Deputy Minister Zuko Godlimpi has called for the conversation of expanding interventionist competition policies to further protect the consumer, address market concentration, and ensure inclusive economic growth.

The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is expected to start the rate-cutting cycle this month, which is the start of notable savings for house and car owners.

Extortion mafias are branching out from just businesses and construction venues in South Africa.

South Africa’s coal mining industry faces significant challenges that threaten its future and the livelihoods of thousands of workers.

SPAR is selling its Polish business, but it will have to fork out roughly R2.7 billion as part of the deal.

Parliament is urging the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies to push out couriers and private companies in the delivery of small packages in South Africa.

Barry Callebaut hosted South Africa’s leading chocolate and confectionery brands at The Chocolate Academy in Sandton to discover latest trends and opportunities in the Global Confectionery Market.

Audit outcomes for many of South Africa’s metros worsened, with poor financial health, instability, and ineffective reporting.