Discovery’s R15 billion bet begins to pay off
Discovery’s R15 billion investment in its bank is beginning to pay off, with the bank being profitable for the past six months and continuing to grow rapidly.
Discovery’s R15 billion investment in its bank is beginning to pay off, with the bank being profitable for the past six months and continuing to grow rapidly.
Iconic American container brand Tupperware has returned to South Africa under a new name, TuppAfrica.
Read MoreFinestar Diamonds and Jewellery launches new R300m manufacturing facility.
Read MoreSouth Africa must hasten long-delayed economic reforms and overhaul state-owned companies to escape a prolonged period of subpar growth, according to the Bureau for Economic Research.
Read MoreAltvest Capital is looking to change its name to The Africa Bitcoin Corporation as part of the group’s plan to become Africa’s first Bitcoin Treasury company.
Read MoreA new 35-unit luxury apartment and penthouse development, Cantabella, is launching in Cape Town’s Gardens, offering premium amenities, and strong investment returns, with prices starting from R1.99 million.
Read MoreSPAR is selling its Swiss business as part of a massive restructuring that has seen the group exit several markets in Europe, but it is paying close to R700 million upfront to exit the business.
Read MoreBrian Cox’s Uber One ad, in which he played a carefree college freshman more focused on Uber One for Students perks than academics, won the 2025 Emmy for Outstanding Commercial on Sunday night.
Read MoreSouth African-born Duncan Wanblad is the CEO of Anglo American and is currently leading a massive restructuring at the mine.
Read MoreMakhanda, once known as Grahamstown, is a town home to Rhodes University, three well-known private schools, the Eastern Cape High Court, and the National Arts Festival.
Read MoreWoolworths Financial Services has warned its customers about the alarming rise in fraud incidents, urging them to be vigilant against increasingly sophisticated scams.
Read MoreThe world’s biggest retailer, Walmart, has announced that it will be opening its first branded stores in South Africa in the final quarter of the year.
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