The ‘woman of steel’ who took corporate South Africa by storm and now watches over its biggest bank
Nonkululeko Nyembezi is the current chair of Standard Bank, bringing with her four decades of experience across industries.
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Automobile Association (AA) | Codera Analytics | Gautrain | Kedibone Diale-Tlabela | KlevaMova | Motoring
Decline of the only world-class infrastructure project in South Africa
While Gautrain remains rated as a world-class piece of infrastructure, it finds itself in an unsustainable financial situation.
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Six-try Springboks destroy All Blacks by record margin in Wellington
The Springboks beat the All Blacks by a record 43-10 in Wellington and scored six tries, dramatically inflating their chances of defending the Rugby Championship. The post Six-try Springboks destroy All Blacks by record margin in Wellington appeared first on Daily Maverick.
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Warning to people buying or renting property in South Africa
Cybercriminals exploit email, online platforms, and trust between parties to intercept funds or steal information. With large sums at stake, the impact on buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, and managing agents can be devastating.
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This is the wealthiest township in South Africa
Data from Lightstone shows which of South Africa’s biggest townships are the wealthiest in the country based on income and property values.
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South Africa has a new crisis – and it’s getting worse
South Africa has seen a massive rise in betting and gambling, leading to louder calls for stricter regulations.
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Bomb Productions | Broadcasting | Heritage Month | MultiChoice | Shaka iLembe | South African film and TV industry
The record-setting South African TV show that created 16,000 jobs
The biggest production in Africa required over six years of narrative research and the jobs it has created has supported an estimated 25,000 families.
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Big legal changes for Uber and Bolt in South Africa
The Department of Transport has gazetted the National Transport Amendment Act, requiring e-hailing drivers to obtain operating licences, put branding on their cars, and fit them with panic buttons, among other conditions.
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Trump’s tariffs are the final nail in the coffin of SA’s manufacturing industry
US tariffs are dealing a heavy blow to jobs, but the country’s factories and fishing fleets were already on their knees after years of ANC policy and governance failures that led to power cuts, collapsing railways and the deindustrialisation of the economy The post Trump’s tariffs are the final nail in the coffin of SA’s…
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Reserve Bank wants to make big changes to how gift cards work in South Africa
The Reserve Bank wants to regulate gift cards, allowing them to be issued and used only at a single merchant and making them non-transferable.