I can wipe you and your family out: Sibiya’s ‘threats’ to teen’s dad
Lt-Gen Shadrack Sibiya is accused of threatening the father of a 16-year-old girl amid allegations that he sexually groomed her and requested explicit material from her.
IDC tables R3bn offer for Amsa amid BEE ructions
Deal ‘could be signed tomorrow’ but Amsa is said to be delaying in a bid to exclude BEE partner Likamva
THABISO RULASHE | El Niño is bringing South Africa an economic storm
The weather event promises to be one of the most extreme on record. Coping with the unpredictable effects will need wide-ranging co-operation between the state, business and agriculture, writes Thabiso Rulashe
MURENDENI LIPHADZI | Why has economic power remained so elusive while there is black political power?
Merely responding to racism is not enough. Building a broader economy requires a cultural shift from access to ownership
ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK | Lost tech is hiding in plain sight
Many large organisations struggle with inaccurate IT asset records, leading to so-called 'lost' devices that are actually misplaced due to poor tracking and manual record-keeping, writes Arthur Goldstuck
ITUMELENG PELENOMI | Zen and the art of chair making
Paying closer attention to efficiency will pay off for local furniture makers. Wasted material represents money, time, skill and opportunity being lost, writes Itumeleng Pelenomi
MARTLÉ KEYTER | Competition gets the retail motor industry’s wheels spinning
Thanks to the influx of new Chinese and Indian brands South Africans are buying new cars again, and that’s good news for dealerships, mechanics and many others, writes Martlé Keyter
Nyati gets another term amid Eskom overhaul
Reappointment comes after pressure from business over pace and structure of reforms
SA’s ‘Big Brother’ attitude to Africans hurts tourism
Tourism agency plans West African charm offensive to counter negative perceptions
iStore to add more pre-owned stores to broaden access to Apple products
iStore's is combining trade-ins, refurbished devices and an expanded store network, the retailer is seeking to widen its addressable market and attract both premium customers and first-time Apple buyers
NEWS ANALYSIS | Unrefined: the high cost of SA’s refining own goals
Allow domestic fuel refining capacity to decline has left the country highly vulnerable to global supply shocks
Why does so much stuff have to be fixed or replaced so quickly?
Complaints about product failures and obsolence raise suspicions that it’s all a plot by manufacturers to boost sales
Air traffic agency probes cyberattack
Forensic investigators brought in after ransomware attack, with possible data exfiltration and employee involvement under scrutiny
Rising tanker costs add to SA’s fuel import bill
Rising shipping costs add to the cost of imported fuel as South Africa relies more heavily on overseas supplies
Momentum boss gets more time at helm as group hikes retirement age
Move reflects industry-wide push to retain top talent


























