Business
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Constitutional Court’s landmark judgment on rand manipulation
Court ruling concludes years of litigation over foreign banks’ alleged manipulation of the rand, setting a legal framework for cross-border competition cases.
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South Africa’s international arrivals surge as new air routes open
South Africa recorded more than 4,2 million international arrivals in the first five months of 2026, a 12.8% rise, as new air routes strengthen connectivity.
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Runway meets research as Maties, Cape Winelands Airport partner for the future
Cape Winelands Airport and Stellenbosch University sign a landmark partnership to drive smart, sustainable growth through the R8 billion airport expansion.
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Nuwe kwota bied effense verligting vir Weskus-visfabriekwerkers en bootbemanning
Vir Velddrif, waar die visbedryf ‘n hoeksteen van die plaaslike ekonomie is, bring die aankondiging groot verligting.
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Competition Tribunal approves Chery takeover of Nissan’s Rosslyn plant
The Competition Tribunal approved Chery International’s acquisition of Nissan’s Rosslyn plant, enabling local vehicle manufacturing under public interest conditions.
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Should we fear an AI bubble burst?
Tech stocks are causing concern over a potential AI bubble, with experts warning that a crash could greatly affect the economy.
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Turkish Airlines to boost flights to Cape Town to 10 a week
Turkish Airlines is boosting its direct Cape Town to Istanbul service from seven to 10 flights per week, good news for tourism, trade and investment.
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Consumers bear the brunt as municipal tariffs rise from 1 July
South African households will face added financial strain from today due to approved electricity tariff increases ranging from 7.5% to 14%.
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Protests threaten to derail South Africa’s export recovery, industry warns
Exporters Western Cape has cautioned that planned demonstrations on 30 June must not disrupt trade routes and business operations, warning that South Africa’s reputation as a reliable trading partner is at stake.
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Bus operator warns Eastern Cape officials: obey court orders or face prison
Court orders are “not optional” warns bus operator Intercape Mainliner after its latest victory in court, and ongoing failing of authorities to protect it against violence.
