Cheap imports leave major retailer in South Africa cracked
Italtile has taken a big knock to profits, largely attributed to the influx of low-cost tiles entering the market.
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Ramaphosa unveils R22 million statues as water crisis rages
President Cyril Ramaphosa has unveiled two bronze statues in eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal, depicting late former president Nelson Mandela and anti-apartheid activist and ANC president, Oliver Tambo.
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Internet | IT Services | National Gambling Board (NGB) | National Treasury | Online Gambling | Remote Gambling Server (RGS)
Online gambling legal showdown looms in South Africa
The National Gambling Board’s notice directing provincial regulators to prohibit Remote Gambling Servers raises constitutional concerns, a gambling law expert has warned.
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Corporate Office Furniture | Industry News | Makhafula Office Group | Office Furniture | Office Group
South Africa’s office furniture market has changed
If you’ve tried to place a large corporate office furniture order in South Africa over the last six months, you’ve probably noticed the options aren’t what they were.
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Toshiba and SMD Technologies strengthen South Africa’s data storage landscape for enterprise and consumers
Toshiba’s enterprise, surveillance, NAS, and consumer hard drives are available through major retailers across South Africa, thanks to SMD Technologies.
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Bad turn for interest rate cuts in South Africa
The escalating conflict in the Middle East could present a significant risk to South Africa’s inflation outlook, which could spell bad news for interest rates.
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In depth | Lord Charles Estate in Somerset West | Lord Charles Hotel estate | Property | The Charles | The Helderberg Basin
Somerset West’s most anticipated residential release, worth over R1bn, launches on 18 March
Residential demand in the Western Cape has remained structurally resilient over the past decade, underpinned by semigration, limited new supply in established nodes and continued appetite for secure estate living.
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corporate culture | Employee Engagement | Global Top Employer certification | In depth | JTI | JTI South Africa
JTI South Africa recognised as top employer for 2026
Its head office also received Global Top Employer certification, placing it among 17 organisations worldwide with this distinction.
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currency | DIRCO | Dr Iraj Abedian | Moneyweb@Midday | Podcasts | Radio
Middle East crisis pressures SA trade, oil and rand
‘Shipping lines have begun to impose what is called war surcharge, which is roughly about R40 per carton of fresh fruit. That in percentage terms is something like 20% of their farm gate revenue,’ says Dr Iraj Abedian, founder and CEO of Pan-African Investment and Research Services.
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Safe haven? Where SA ranks for safety in event of World War 3
The US-Iran conflict – which has intensified over the past few days – has ignited fears that World War 3 could become a possibility. Social media users have already begun speculating about “safe haven” countries should that become a reality. Where does South Africa rank on the list of safe countries? IS SOUTH AFRICA A…