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What Thabo Mbeki, the Broederbond and a minister from Montagu can still teach us
In 1986, a community worker from Montagu found himself among ANC leaders and members of the Afrikaner Broederbond who were beginning to discover that some of what they believed about …
How far can you go to differentiate a medical scheme creatively?
As the younger generation moves away from status symbols, wellness should be less about extreme performance and more about supporting members in all areas of their lives.
Nedbank CIB helps structure Harmony’s $1.25bn financing for international growth
Multi-currency, sustainability-linked facilities bring Harmony's South African and Australian financing needs into a single structure as the miner expands into copper.
Quality investing beyond the AI momentum boom
Why do markets reward momentum but overlook quality? Neal Hoogwerf, equity analyst at Merchant West Investments, discusses finding durable businesses, navigating the AI investment boom, and separating market noise from …
POLAR POLITICS: The krill crisis — why the Southern Ocean’s most critical species is under threat
The Southern Ocean fishery hit its precautionary threshold on 12 August for a second consecutive year, forcing it to close more than three months before the season’s end. Celebrities and …
News24 | Mining, tourism, agro-processing to lead business intervention in economy
Organised business is to massively scale up its involvement in building government capacity, with a new and ambitious phase of its partnership with the government having been launched to create …
AFTER THE BELL: How long will King Coal continue to glitter?
South Africa’s coal industry remains a vital economic force even as the country grapples with the long-term shift to renewable energy.
PUBLIC-PRIVATE COLLABORATION: Ramaphosa launches Phase 3 of Government-Business partnership — 3% growth goal remains elusive
The economic growth target of above 3% remains a dream, but real reforms are taking place. The only way it will be achieved is if government and business work together.
‘You go back to basics.’ What it takes to beat the All Blacks
Back-to-basics scrummaging, cohesion and role clarity are the Springboks’ blueprint as they face Dave Rennie’s All Blacks in a high-stakes first Test of an electrifying rivalry.
BATTLE LINES: Talking time over as Boks and All Blacks reveal powerful lineups for first Test
Springbok centre Damian de Allende will become South Africa’s 10th Test centurion against the All Blacks at Ellis Park on Saturday.
ANALYSIS: Ten questions DA finance boss Mark Burke must answer from Sarb’s R4bn probe ruling
A July court judgment raises many questions for the DA MP Mark Burke and his family-owned company Kastelo, even though he stepped away from day-to-day management when he became a …
Springbok WAG makes Miss South Africa finalist shortlist
Simone Tshituka, the wife of Springbok and Sharks player Manu Tshituka, is one step closer to the Miss South Africa crown...
How MUCH is Saturday Lotto and Lotto Plus jackpot?
Here’s how much is up for grabs in the Saturday Lotto and Lotto Plus jackpot on 22 August 2026, after another quiet midweek draw …
Back in public finance and prepared ‘to do my bit’ – Nhlanhla Nene
Former finance minister discusses the call from the president and his subsequent appointment as chair of the Financial and Fiscal Commission.
Dozens dead after boat capsizes in north-western Nigeria
The incident took place in the country's northwest Sokoto state, with many of the victims feared to be children.
Professor Raniga honoured for advancing gender justice and social welfare research
Professor Raniga honoured for advancing gender justice and social welfare research Professor Tanusha Raniga, a Professor of Social Work at the University of Johannesburg (UJ), has been recognised for her …
Professor Naicker recognised for pioneering work in drug discovery
Professor Naicker recognised for pioneering work in drug discovery Professor Tricia Naicker, one of South Africa’s youngest full professors in Synthetic Chemistry at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN), has been …
Professor Hunt honoured with Distinguished Young Woman Researcher Award
Professor Hunt honoured with Distinguished Young Woman Researcher Award Professor Xanthe Hunt, an Associate Professor in the Department of Global Health at Stellenbosch University and Specialist Scientist at the South …
Women must be placed at centre of AI revolution, says Dr Hutiri
Women must be placed at centre of AI revolution, says Dr Hutiri Senior Research Scientist at Sony AI, Dr Wiebke Hutiri, has stressed the need to place women at the …
Women researchers recognised at Women in Science Awards
Women researchers recognised at Women in Science Awards Seven emerging and established women researchers have been awarded the Professor Keolebogile Shirley Motaung Fellowships at the 2026 South African Women in …
Chisamba man gets five years after stabbing ex-wife’s lover
The Chisamba Magistrate’s court has sentenced a 40-year-old man to five years’ imprisonment with hard labour for causing grievous bodily harm. Resident Magistrate Susan Magalashi yesterday convicted and sentenced Herolite …
Mundubile, Makebi Risk Facing Law if They Dodge Police Call-Out
TONSE-Pamodzi Alliance leaders Brian Mundubile and Makebi Zulu could face the long arm of the law if they fail to avail themselves for questioning over ongoing investigations into activities police …
Eskom announces 10-hour power outage in Gauteng on Wednesday
Residents in parts of Gauteng face a lengthy midweek disruption as Eskom carries out planned maintenance work - here's what you need to know
Phone app helps Kenya's visually impaired get around
A navigation tool built in Kenya is using AI to help people with visual impairment understand what lies ahead as they move through Nairobi. 'Sightra' runs as a phone based …
Westbury residents, faith leaders to march against gang violence
A memorandum of demands will be handed over to Premier Panyaza Lesufi, as well as Mayor Dada Morero.