The food group may find itself in hot water over its AGM
Rising threat to the world’s greatest wanderers
Private capital can deliver both return and impact
Dramatic changes for firms reliant on the gig economy are coming
Schools need more community support and less government red tape
For investors, the betting industry should ring ESG alarm bells
A R47bn project in Hopefield will test fynbos and water systems
Mining communities are being left behind by the data centre rush
The CEO-to-worker gap looks fairly modest, until you factor in the exclusion of Prosus’s all-important delivery drivers
The catering outshone the governance at Capitec’s AGM, unlike Ninety One’s more informative shareholder meeting
South Africans’ backup power systems could become giant virtual power plants – if regulators clear the way
A legal battle over investor information is back in the spotlight, with Africa’s largest stock exchange at the centre of the fight
South Africa’s green transition is creating jobs, but lasting employment depends on manufacturing, localisation and new industries
Data centres could be Africa’s next big investment story – if governments can get electricity and regulation right
A proposed Eastern Cape titanium mine faces fierce resistance from communities fearing environmental and social harm
Executive security has become a costly corporate norm, despite the rarity of CEO kidnappings
Billions are available for South Africa’s just transition, but the real challenge is building a pipeline of credible projects
The fallout from ArcelorMittal’s closure extends far beyond the factory gates, threatening entire local economies
Sanlam’s investment highlights how Africa is building its own creditworthy, bankable infrastructure projects. And investors are biting
