Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote’s refinery is being flooded with inquiries as African governments scramble to secure fuel supplies after the Iran war disrupted flows.

Food producer Premier is expected to report an up to 30% increase in earnings for the 2026 financial year, with developments in the pipeline that set the company up for future success.

South African Airways’ latest annual report revealed that the airline is facing turbulence. It must overcome significant challenges to ensure it stays afloat.

Deputy President Paul Mashatile has made it clear that abandoning black economic empowerment policies in South Africa is not an option, as doing so would be tantamount to abandoning transformation itself.

The Inaugural National Transport Conference signals a turning point. The plans are made. The commitments are real. Now comes the work

On 21 March 1960, in the township of Sharpeville, police opened fire on an unarmed crowd of people protesting the apartheid pass laws. 69 people  were killed – but reports suggest that the actual death toll was higher. Many more were injured. Protesters shot in the back as they fled. The youngest was 12 years […]

Wondering if tying the knot again is worth it? Stats SA data reveals an encouraging trend about second marriages in South Africa.

Glencore’s South African ferrochrome unit could walk away from talks with the government over a discounted electricity package due to what it sees as unfavourable conditions.

South African motorists are in for a shock come April, as petrol and diesel prices are expected to skyrocket.

A R230 million project strengthens Cape Town’s luxury tourism appeal.

The Foschini Group has warned shareholders that its earnings will fall by more than 20% in its upcoming results for the 2026 financial year.

As meat prices continue to surge, South Africa’s vegans and health enthusiasts can celebrate dropping costs for fresh produce.

The strategic importance of Simon’s Town Naval Base has resurfaced in recent years as the Middle East conflict and the closure of key shipping routes forced global trade around the Cape of Good Hope.

As alcohol prices in South Africa continue to climb, two provinces are paying heavily for a weekend drink.