Business
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Premier Foods to shut processing plant in Tulbagh
The Western Cape government fears Premier Foods will close its Tulbagh plant, impacting 250 permanent staff and many farmers.
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Electoral Commission flags ANC over donation rule breaches
As South Africa moves towards the 2026 Local Government Elections, credible and transparent political funding remains essential.
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Koeberg’s Unit 1 safely taken offline after turbine trip
Eskom says nuclear safety was never compromised after Koeberg’s Unit 1 was taken offline following a turbine trip early Thursday morning.
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Northern Cape solar farm brings power wheeling solution to businesses
SunCentral is being developed as a utility-scale solar PV plant for multiple off-takers, including commercial and industrial customers, unlike other projects built for a single, dedicated large power consumer.
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It takes courage to be a woman and an entrepreneur
Business leader Suzanne Ackerman told women entrepreneurs that courage is the key to overcoming challenges, at the FNB-UWC Leadership Series.
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Stronger cities make for a stronger South African economy
Cape Town’s role is to bring its strengths to the table, connect with investors and businesses, and help strengthen South Africa’s overall investment proposition.
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Dealership director, ex-government garage official convicted
The court convicts a car dealership director and former government garage official of fraud and money laundering in vehicle auction scheme.
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GQ Creamery serves up a sweet pitch at Standard Bank SME challenge
Gqeberha’s GQ Creamery founder Thando Volontiya is heading to the national finals of the Standard Bank Kasi SME Pitch Challenge.
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Cruise tourism injects R111m into Nelson Mandela Bay economy
Nelson Mandela Bay’s cruise tourism sector generated an estimated R111m for the local economy, with 39 vessels visiting during the 2025/26 season.
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Digital banking fraud cases overwhelm South African consumers as scammers refine tactics
Digital banking fraud has become one of South Africa’s most pressing financial concerns as criminals exploit the shift to online platforms.
