For investors, the betting industry should ring ESG alarm bells

As global disruption and climate change reshape the corporate landscape, Wits Business School is reimagining the MBA

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

While ESG and Shari’ah investing share many ethical principles, Shari’ah’s strict financial filters build portfolios around resilience rather than ratings.

Billions are flowing into South Africa’s green economy. But are local manufacturers, workers and communities truly benefiting?

The fertiliser and chemicals group is a far cry from its over-indebted self of 2019, and is having a good war, so far

Attacq’s approach to sustainability was never about optics. It was about infrastructure, and a decade of compounding results shows the difference.

‘Weather attributions science’ sounds futuristic – but it could see insurers and courts enforce until-now formulaic board decisions on ESG

The financial sector regulator plans to close the loopholes on greenwashing both in advertising and in companies’ climate disclosures

The corporate ESG push amplified the fiction that companies are the most effective driver of societal change, and let governments off the hook

A R4.7bn green hydrogen project promised jobs, development and investment for Vaal communities. Nothing has materialised

Falling battery costs, surging production and abundant solar resources are changing the EV cost equation in Africa

Industry leaders gathered in Cape Town to discuss responsible mining and global standards, but the gap between rhetoric and reality is as wide as ever

Out-of-control executive pay and mute shareholders are why listed South Africa still needs the King Codes

A judge has ordered the department of mineral and petroleum resources to release the full record of its decision to award renewables contracts to 18 firms

AI has a significant environmental cost – but polite prompts don’t contribute significantly to that footprint

A vote against Elon Musk’s pay package may have been the last straw for the US president. The fight has big implications for corporate accountability

A verdict against TotalEnergies in France could open the door to legal action against the oil giant in South Africa and other African countries

In a high court challenge, the government and independent power producers are accused of flouting localisation laws