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WATCH: Focus on the rand
Business Day TV speaks to Frederick Mitchell, Aluma Capital‘s chief economist
Government mulls 25% chrome ore export tax
Exporters of raw material slam proposal that would assist local ferrochrome producers as ‘a costly mistake’
Minerals Council hits out at pay, productivity disparity
The Minerals Council South Africa, which represents 90% of South Africa’s mining industry, says a "highly unionised" labour force has led to workers’ pay increase while productivity has declined.
Trump’s Congo peace deal falters
Rwanda-backed M23 rebels seized two major cities in eastern DRC in January and February, posing the biggest threat to the government in Kinshasa in two decades.
Illicit tobacco robs the fiscus of billions
Companies mint it while the state and the healthcare system pay the price
From start-up to SMEs’ must-have
Khokha allows small businesses to receive digital payments with its point-of-sale devices
SA automakers could lose top spot in Africa
Industry executives warn that peer nations are undertaking huge industrialisation drives
CHRIS BARRON: ‘State policy cripples growth potential’
Out of date exchange control red tape and racial job quotas are among the obstacles to investment, says Daan Steenkamp
RAYMOND PARSON: Irreversible reforms are the path to a prosperous future
"Policy uncertainty hits a record high". Is that a headline that induces panic, or one that needs perspective and remedies? After all, what goes up can come down.
BILL BLACKIE: Tailored capital can best help African SMEs grow
In September, Johannesburg hosted the Global SME Finance Forum 2025, a sideline event of South Africa’s G20-B20 presidency. The conversations on these platforms centred on the cost of capital for African small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) remaining too high.
HERMAN BEZUIDENHOUT: The going’s good — secure your foreign exchange now
Every now and then the market offers a window of opportunity — a moment when the stars align and it becomes clear that it is time to act. That moment is now for anyone with foreign currency exposure.
WhatsApp pops up in retail, but shoppers are still wary
WhatsApp is slowly emerging as an e-commerce channel, as retailers explore ways to integrate it with their payment platforms.
Digital nomads are plugging in to Cape Town
Corporate travel is alive and well on the road to recovery in South Africa, despite political instability and the rise of remote work, says City Lodge Hotels CEO Andrew Widegger.
Canal+ takes local content global
CEO says the combined group is open to any distribution partnerships with producers
ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK: The actress who popped the AI bubble
Tilly Norwood never existed. That did not stop her from becoming the newest darling on TikTok and Instagram. She quipped from cafés, she pouted in parks, and she gathered followers by the hundred thousand.
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