[TOP STORY] Union warns Eskom Green is privatisation by another name

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‘Corporate monopolies that are dominating key sectors of the economy are subsidised by the state. Their costs are socialised while their profits are privatised,’ says Giwusa president Mametlwe Sebei.

22 Jul 8AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

[TOP STORY] EU carbon rules threaten to erode SA’s export advantage

‘The EU is looking to level the playing field when it comes to carbon-intensive products like iron, steel, aluminium, cement and so on,’ says Scott Williams, director of business sustainability at Forvis Mazars South Africa.

26 Aug 10AM 7 min

CT airport e-hailing crisis erupts amid violence and intimidation

The new reality for SA exporters. China’s trademark shake-up puts SA brands on notice. And SA entrepreneur launches app to calculate the cost of being a woman.

26 Aug 6AM 35 min

[TOP STORY] Western Cape gang violence: Winde says current policing model is failing

‘It's almost as if the criminals’ intelligence network understands the movement of the military far better than even the police and the military system itself,’ says Western Cape Premier, Alan Winde.

25 Aug 8AM 8 min

2026 draft Tax Bill: What the proposed changes mean for you

1 200 dead. WC gang war spirals. Premier Alan Winde on stopping the bloodshed. And a new study shows top earners carry the biggest debt burden.

25 Aug 6AM 33 min

[TOP STORY] Transnet: Private rail operators poised to reshape SA’s freight network

‘I think there is about 20 million tonnes earmarked in the short term that should be brought in by the additional train operating companies,’ says Nkululeko Gobhozi, chief engineer of technology management at Transnet Rail Infrastructure Manager.

24 Aug 8AM 8 min