GNU's first 100 days: ‘We can’t afford to fail’

‘When you can be paying a tax rate of 2%, 3%, plus you've got good infrastructure around you, a nice climate and so on, that really is a drawcard ,’ says Rex Cowley, director and co-founder of Overseas Trust and Pension.

A roundup of the day’s news including a look at the top countries rich South Africans are moving to, and ousted DA Tshwane mayor says he is determined to stay and fight.

‘The interesting thing is that industries like basic materials, consumer goods or services tend to be much larger companies, and so when you look at the pay for the CEO on the guaranteed pay side, typically they’re paid higher than the rest of the industries,’ says Laurence Grubb, MD of…

A roundup of the day’s news including why an expert says we’re not ready for the next snows, risk planning around a climate change crisis and how well-managed dump sites could benefit the environment and economy.

‘The City of Cape Town has really done pioneering work to establish safe spaces where these individuals can stay, where they can wash, where they can clean. It's safe, it's secure and they can voluntarily go there,’ says James de Villiers, spokesperson for the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure.