Business
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Rising fuel costs threaten to deepen household financial strain
South African fuel prices have topped R30 a litre for the first time, putting further pressure on household budgets, transport costs and inflation.
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New industrial park blueprint aims to revive light manufacturing
Government, labour and business back a new industrial park model designed to revive South African light manufacturing and create thousands of jobs.
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Standard Bank, SU forge responsible AI framework
Standard Bank and Stellenbosch University unveil a framework to keep AI in business responsible, trusted and accountable.
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Cape Chamber launches free online learning hub for businesses
The Cape Chamber has launched a free Enterprise Development Hub offering short online courses to help people and organisations build their skills.
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Cape Chamber warns xenophobic rhetoric threatens economy
Cape Chamber warns that anti-immigrant violence driven by political incitement threatens lives, the economy and rule of law in South Africa.
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Construction begins on R650 million GrandWest Mall in Goodwood, Cape Town
Construction begins on the R650 million GrandWest Mall in Cape Town, expected to complete by June 2027, promoting local employment.
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SPONSORED | 20 years of fresh produce at Food Lover’s Willowbridge
Twenty years on, Food Lover’s Market Willowbridge has become more than a grocery store; it is a weekly ritual for thousands of families in the Northern Suburbs.
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Fitch upgrades Eskom’s credit rating following SA sovereign upgrade
Fitch raises Eskom’s credit rating to B+ following South Africa’s sovereign upgrade, recognizing the utility’s turnaround progress.
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Creecy speaks of new chapter in SA’s freight-rail network
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy announces private rail operators will run on SA’s freight network from April 2025, addressing logistics reforms.
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Mitchells Plain businesses unite for safer Town Centre
Councillor Philander meets formal Mitchells Plain businesses to tackle safety, lighting, illegal trading, and boost the Town Centre economy.
