Business

Companies argue the Trump administration is trying to punish the network over its content

Diageo agreed in December 2025 to sell its 65% stake in East African Breweries to Japan's Asahi for about $2.3bn

Sugar workers are willing to return to talks if employers offer at least 7% with no conditions

Global forecasters say an El Nino weather pattern is strengthening and could develop into a ‘very strong’ event that boosts temperatures, disrupts rainfall and poses risks to crops the world over

Businesses turning waste into valuable products and reshaping how goods are made, sold and used can win the chance to up their game

Financing should be viewed as part of a company’s development journey rather than a single event, writes Yvonne Ike

Women play an outsized role in their families, society and the economy — let’s all help keep them healthy with basic medical screening, writes Merilynn Steenkamp

Women’s Month is a time to celebrate the way women are getting involved in the bioeconomy, from planting trees to producing honey and running logistics operations, writes Tracy Wessels

There’s grand corruption, and then there’s the increasingly everyday practice of demanding some quid pro quo for giving a young person their first job, writes Nelo Spies

The way we think about SME development for women-owned enterprises needs to become more holistic, writes Lane Mogashoa

‘Affordability’ no longer applies to just the initial sticker price, it’s a calculation that includes running costs and resale value, writes Ayesha Hatea

Zanele Sithole, chief legal counsel for sub-Saharan Africa at Mondelēz International, on finding a mentor

The key players in shipping through Cape Town harbour are to set up a war room to integrate all functions and try to boost efficiency at the port, which was recently ranked as the worst performer among 400 globally

Sars and Treasury ask ConCourt to set aside high court ruling curbing minister’s ability to change tax rate unilaterally before parliamentary approval

Health insurance products have emerged as the fastest-growing segment of South Africa’s private health care market as consumers seek cheaper alternatives to traditional medical aid amid mounting financial pressure