Motorists in South Africa can look forward to potential fuel price cuts in May, driven by declining global oil prices and an over-recovery in petrol pricing. Experts weigh in on the economic factors at play.
ACT expresses disappointment over the Competition Tribunal's decision to block Vodacom's acquisition of a significant stake in Maziv, highlighting potential negative impacts on South African SMMEs and connectivity.
Experts predict a petrol price drop in May, offering relief to motorists amid fluctuating oil prices and economic pressures
Transnet union UNTU is locked in a deadlock with Transnet over wage negotiations for 2025/26, with the potential for 20,000 workers to strike. General Secretary Cobus van Vuuren expresses concerns over Transnet's lack of commitment to resolving the issue. "
South Africa's tourism and hospitality sector is gearing up for a record-breaking Easter weekend in 2025, with a surge in domestic travel and international visitors expected to boost the economy.
Fears of a looming strike at Transnet grow as the United National Transport Union declares a deadlock in wage negotiations, potentially impacting the South African economy.
The South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry reports a rise in the Business Confidence Index from May 2024 to February 2025, despite a decline in March 2025. This article explores the factors influencing business sentiment and the implications for the economy.
The Africa CEO Forum 2025 will convene leaders from across the continent to discuss a potential 'New Deal' aimed at enhancing collaboration between the public and private sectors. With a focus on governance, industrial policies, and the African Continental Free Trade Area, this event promises to address key challenges and opportunities for Africa's economic growth
With over 20,000 Transnet workers threatening to strike due to a deadlock in wage negotiations, experts warn of severe repercussions for South Africa's economy and logistics sector.
During his first official visit to South Africa, Mauritius Tourism Minister Richard Duval discusses the strengthening tourism ties between the two countries and highlights the positive growth in tourist arrivals
Discover the recent tariff amendments announced by the South African Ministry of Finance, affecting wheat, wheat flour, and sugar prices. Learn how these changes impact local farmers and consumers
South African sugarcane farmers express concern over potential US tariff increases, urging the government to negotiate for reductions to protect livelihoods and industry stability.
The Department of Agriculture, alongside Unilever South Africa, has launched a programme aimed at empowering smallholder farmers in Jozini, promoting sustainability and community development.
The 8th annual Nature, Environment & Wildlife Filmmakers Congress in Durban brought together African storytellers and conservationists to celebrate wildlife filmmaking and empower local talent
South Africa faces a severe water crisis, projected to worsen by 2030, with significant implications for agriculture and food security. This article explores the challenges of non-revenue water, infrastructure failures, and the urgent need for reforms to ensure sustainable water management.
South Africa's electricity supply remains under severe strain as the Energy Availability Factor hovers around 57. 5%. With ongoing loadshedding risks and increased maintenance, experts weigh in on the future of the power system.
Transnet announces plans to eliminate the backlog of vessels at Durban port by 2024, a move welcomed by industry stakeholders who have faced delays and inefficiencies
Medical experts express concerns over the proposed funding mechanisms for South Africa's National Health Insurance, warning that relying on VAT could exacerbate inequality and urging for a more equitable approach.
Transnet's Multipurpose Terminal in Durban has achieved a historic milestone by handling over 200,000 TEUs in the 2024/2025 financial year, surpassing its target and showcasing the effectiveness of strategic interventions and collaboration with shipping lines
The Association of Communications & Technology (ACT), which represents major network operators like MTN, Vodacom, Telkom, and Rain, said they are raising concerns about ICASA’s proposed satellite services licensing framework.
Agbiz urges South Africa to diversify its agricultural trade, particularly with Middle Eastern countries, in light of potential US tariffs. The article explores the current state of South Africa's agricultural exports and the opportunities that lie ahead. "
Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams announces the finalisation of a groundbreaking Township and Rural Economic Development Policy aimed at transforming historically disadvantaged areas into thriving business hubs.
South African agricultural associations express concern over potential US tariffs on exports, highlighting the implications for the red meat industry and broader agricultural sector.
Farming associations in South Africa express significant concerns over the potential impact of new US tariffs, which could reach 30%, on the agricultural sector. Experts weigh in on the implications for trade agreements and the future of South African exports.
At the 60th anniversary of the National African Federated Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NAFCOC) in Durban, President Gilbert Mosena emphasised the urgent need for economic transformation to support black-owned businesses amidst alarming inequality statistics.
