Toyota plans a large-scale unwinding of strategic shareholdings that would involve banks and insurance firms selling around $19bn of its shares, two sources said, in what would mark a watershed moment in Japan’s corporate governance reform.
RGS Group Holdings escalates its legal battle against Tongaat Hulett’s liquidation, emphasising the urgent need for transparency and accountability in a case critical to KwaZulu-Natal’s economic stability.
Outgoing SARS Commissioner Edward Kieswetter says there is huge significance in making the right appointment for his successor to maintain economic momentum and to help fund the country’s democracy.
Allegations of Julius Mkhwanazi fraudulently fitting blue lights to a fleet belonging to Vusi “Cat” Matlala and rogue EMPD officers being accused of criminality are just “a tip of an iceberg” in Ekurhuleni, according to suspended HR head Linda Gxasheka.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, S26+ and S26 will be available for pre-orders from 26 February to 19 March 2026. And there’s a storage surprise if you jump in early…
Public works and infrastructure minister Dean Macpherson has ordered the precautionary suspension of a senior director implicated in the R113m school tender fraud in Mpumalanga.
Aiden Markram smacks 82 not out off 46 balls as South Africa beat West Indies by nine wickets to maintain their unbeaten record at the 2026 T20 World Cup
Unisa’s new programme has appointed 863 adjunct academics, offering opportunities to qualified professionals facing stagnation in government roles, like Dr Demana Shangolirimini, who transitioned to academia after limited career growth despite his PhD.
A bomb scare caused some disruption outside the Wynberg Magistrate’s Court on Thursday following an anonymous call that a car with an explosive device was parked outside the building.
In this episode of The Readiness Report, Redi Tlhabi sits down with economist and director of Inani Strategies Xhanti Payi to unpack what the national budget really means for ordinary families. From food prices and interest rates to service delivery and the decision to hold back further VAT increases, the conversation cuts through the policy jargon to focus on our realities.