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FTSE 100 stock index closes at new all-time high
A weak pound and hopes of tensions in the Middle East easing drove up the UK’s top stock index.
The rate hikes hitting South African property owners soon – Cape Town vs Durban vs JHB and more
These are the tabled property rates for the 2024/25 financial year, effective July 2024.
News24 Business | OPINION | Earth Day: Informal waste pickers lead fight against Africa’s plastic pollution
In South Africa, informal waste pickers have plugged a hole in the waste management system by collecting reusable and recyclable materials from residential and commercial garbage bins, writes The African Climate Reality Project.
South Africans are not saving enough for retirement
South Africans can withdraw a third of their retirement savings, but considering the bigger picture is crucial to avoid major problems.
Why the rand is back above R19 to the dollar
The rand has started the week on the back foot, with global and local tensions feeding into the main culprit behind its current weakness.
News24 Business | Nick Hedley | To tackle SA’s looming water crisis, start with its toilets
Just as it seems a resolution to the country’s electricity crunch may be on the horizon, South Africa is staring down the barrel of a crippling water crisis – and again, negligent politicians are to blame, says Nick Hedley.
News24 Business | OPINION | The harsh reality of plastic pollution in South Africa’s informal settlements
As the world prepares to honour Earth Day, it is vital to shine a light on an often-overlooked environmental issue – the harsh reality of plastic pollution in South Africa’s informal settlements, writes Mduduzi Ntongana.
Rail strikes announced for Bank Holiday week
Train drivers will stage walks-out between 7 and 9 May while overtime bans will disrupt services.
Cybercrime insurance in South Africa remains scarce despite soaring data breach costs
While the frequency and cost of data breaches continue to increase, a new report has found that many vulnerable companies have not taken extensive precautionary measures.
Reserve Bank ‘nonsense’ costing South Africans at least R4,000 per month, says economist
Economist Roelof Botha says the SARB never had reason to start its “nonsense” of raising rates this high, and the average South African is paying the price.
Padel is coming to the busiest mall in South Africa
Balwin Properties and Attacq are teaming up to bring six new padel courts to Mall of Africa, with the sport set for rapid expansion in South Africa.