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End of the road for Emperors Palace buyout
Sun International has pulled out of the proposed takeover of Emperors Palace-owner Peermont Holdings, which is worth around R7 billion.
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The small property company taking on South Africa’s hidden R750 billion sector
Dipula Properties is benefitting significantly from its retail portfolio located in underserved areas of the country, including townships.
Read MoreGreen is the New Black: Why sustainability is more than just a trend for South African SMEs
In a country where climate change is not a looming threat but a lived reality, South African Small And Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are waking up to a new truth: going green isn't just good for the planet — it's smart business.
Read More#BehindtheCampaign: Nedbank's #GetMoneyFit: Inspired by physical fitness
Most South Africans understand the importance of financial health. The challenge isn't a lack of awareness; rather, it lies in the consistent effort and guidance required to shift behaviours and unlock long-term financial fitness. This is the core idea behind Nedbank's latest campaign #GetMoneyFit.
Read MoreCTV: part of a holistic television strategy, not an add-on
Connected TV (CTV) isn’t a separate medium. It’s TV, delivered via the internet instead of a broadcast signal or satellite dish. For advertisers, this means CTV shouldn’t be treated as an add-on to digital plans. It should be considered as part of a holistic television strategy, one that reflects how people consume content today.
Read MoreBattle between Shoprite, Pick n Pay and SPAR over R100 billion a year sector
South Africa’s largest retailers are competing for a greater slice of the country’s off-trade liquor market, which is continuing to show strong growth despite a stagnant economy.
Read MoreSouth Africa faces increasing flooding, fires, and droughts
South Africa’s financial sector is increasingly vulnerable to climate-related shocks, with the rise in extreme weather events putting insurers and banks under increasing pressure.
Read MoreThe Protea cricket player who founded a coffee container business in South Africa
During the pandemic, South African national cricket player Rassie van der Dussen and his manager, Chris Cardoso, launched a coffee container company called Abantu.
Read MoreCapitec CEO donates R22 million in shares to an interesting company
Capitec chief executive Gerrie Fourie donated R22.5 million in the bank’s shares to Rooom, a company owned by Micke de Villiers (nee Fourie).
Read MoreHow L2D's purpose-driven strategy won 35 prestigious awards at SACSC
L2D’s continued marketing success is reflective of its understanding of the ever-changing needs of the industry and of customers.
Read More#Orchids&Onions: Machine captures the essence of KZN in Spotify's ode to Zulu traditions
One of the cardinal rules of advertising and marketing – for those who put it together, at least – should be “you are NOT the target market”.
Read MoreStandard Bank, Sacci launch export readiness programme for KZN SMEs
Standard Bank South Africa, in partnership with the South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Sacci), has launched an export readiness programme aimed at helping KwaZulu-Natal-based small and medium enterprises (SMEs) expand into international markets.
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