Seabed energy finds could unlock 50 000 South African jobs
‘International oil companies are seeking very much to work with local suppliers and to build out the workforce using local personnel’ – Dr Ross Compton, EnerGeo Alliance.
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Top South African private school shut down despite 3.4 distinctions per matric
One of South Africa’s best-performing private schools has officially closed its doors.
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One important sector in South Africa breaking records
South Africa’s citrus industry achieved a record-breaking 2025 export season, shipping over 200 million 15kg cartons worldwide.
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Inside the high-tech computer lab of an elite Sandton private school
Centennial School’s eSports Arena acts as both a computer lab for more traditional IT studies and a training space for professional competitive gaming.
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Business | CNA | newspapers | Stationery
Iconic 130-year-old retailer that disappeared from shopping malls across South Africa
South Africa’s 130-year-old retailer, CNA, has virtually ceased to exist after being placed into business rescue in 2021.
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Boxer | Business | Pick n Pay | Trending
Pick n Pay CEO Sean Summers to start new job next month
Pick n Pay CEO Sean Summers will take over as the chairperson of the board for Boxer, switching roles with current chairperson James Formby.
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New tech rewriting the rules for universities in South Africa
The University of South Africa has observed increased plagiarism levels and a backlog of related disciplinary cases.
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Wall-mounted solar panel systems a no-go in South Africa
Recent studies have shown that vertically-oriented solar PV panels could perform better than the more conventional tilted horizontal installations in some scenarios.
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One of South Africa’s richest women is launching an AI startup fund
Wierzycka is one of South Africa’s most successful businesswomen and is reported to be the richest self-made female billionaire in the country.
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Two companies taking over kitchens across South Africa
Sliced bread is an incredibly competitive market in South Africa, with Tiger Brands and Premier set to benefit from their larger scale.