Business

End of an era for 117-year-old private giant in South Africa
IIE Rosebank College has announced its transformation to Rosebank International, as the 117-year-old institution moves towards full university status in South Africa.

Singularity Summit returns to inspire Africa’s future this October
Global thought leaders will return to Johannesburg in 2026 to explore AI, quantum computing, digital identity, and the next era of human potential.

New shopping mall with its own flea market opening in South Africa in three months
A major new shopping centre with its own long-running flea market is set to open east of Johannesburg in just three months.

International companies must think twice before hiring South Africans for remote work
International companies are being warned to think twice before hiring South Africans for remote work, as tax authorities crack down on cross-border employment.

Government pledges £120m to support ceramics firms
Rob Flello, boss of Ceramics UK, says the support recognises the importance of the industry.

FlySafair responds to threat of massive fine in South Africa
The National Consumer Commission has referred South African airline FlySafair to the National Consumer Tribunal for overbooking flights.

Plan to save historic 134-year-old company in South Africa from liquidation
A group of sugar growers are looking to save Tongaat Hulett from liquidation, with thousands of jobs on the line.

Taxpayers warned of new criminal tactic to hit their bank accounts in South Africa
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has warned taxpayers about a new criminal tactic aimed at emptying bank accounts.

Why advice, integration and relevance now define private banking
For decades, private banking has been synonymous with exclusivity. The traditional model centred on personalised service, privileged access and carefully curated financial products for wealthy clients.

Nvidia’s record result fails to impress investors
The chip giant reported more stellar results but its shares fell after-hours as investors wonder if it can keep up its pace of growth amid greater competition.

EasyJet boss says ‘don’t panic’ over summer jet fuel supplies
The airline has seen no problems with fuel, but says people are booking later because of uncertainty caused by the Iran war.

Two towns in South Africa where war is brewing
The Department of Sports, Arts and Culture has received over 38,000 objections to changing the names of historic towns and metros in the country, including Graaff-Reinet and East London.

Investec as you know it is changing
Investec is changing its Private Client strategy as the group looks to grow its market share and drive returns.