Business

Thirtysomething Proteas stalwarts aim to carry on despite past setbacks

Industry is minting it while the number of distressed punters seeking help is soaring

Former Goldman Sachs CEO Colin Coleman warns that corruption, criminal networks, and political capture are threatening democracy

Young earners are failing to keep up with rising expenses as inflation eats into stagnating salaries

Auditor-general takes issue with president’s ‘unhelpful posture’ on clean audits and says they are fundamental to good governance

Company remains strong despite annual loss, says CEO

CIDB nabs 40 companies ‘scamming their way’ to public tenders

Infrastructure consolidation is set to leave just two to three major players

Boxer plans to integrate its new MVNO, Boxercom, into its rewards programme, giving 2.3-million members airtime and data perks

A new Standard Bank study shows informal businesses are turning to easy, low-cost platforms to reach customers, while cash still dominates daily trade

Small towns built around a single industry risk economic decline unless national policies are better aligned with local realities

Companies ramp up spending on safety as C-suites are facing increasing threats of physical violence

Coal comes back as carbon capture takes centre stage

Judge Mahendra Chetty ruled on Friday Transnet had acted without prejudice to APM Terminals — controlled by Danish shipping giant Maersk — which earlier had interdicted the awarding of the contract.

Focus is on mobile virtual network operator market, which ‘has much room to expand’