Almost all SA’s major construction groups have fundamentally reviewed their business in recent years

An impeachment motion against Edgar Lungu may be unlikely to succeed, but it aids opposition efforts to undermine his legitimacy as president

Welcome to the surveillance state, where Facebook has more power in our lives than repressive regimes do

Though SA universities are among those offering ‘massive open online courses’, the completion rate is low. And it is unclear how much value these ...

SA authorities are simply not equipped to investigate large-scale economic crime

The furniture retailer has raised some cash recently, but analysts says it’s impossible to discern what Steinhoff is really worth

Despite a declining rand since 2007 there is still plenty of demand among SA’s dollar millionaires for plush abodes valued at R20m or more

Until there is hard evidence of rising productivity, efficiency and investment, SA’s economic growth potential will remain weak, says the Reserve Bank

Your personal data is what social media uses to target you with advertising, where a single ‘like’ is enough to determine your psychological profile

Botswana’s new president takes over at a tricky time: the country’s economic growth is expected to slow in the long term, on the back of falling ...

Facebook creates ‘bright dings of pseudo-pleasure’ says the man who created the social network’s famous ‘like’ button, Justin ...

Numerous disasters have placed the Financial Services Board under an unforgiving spotlight

The new Twin Peaks regulatory regime will cost companies — and by extension, consumers and investors — R6bn/year. Given the FSB’s poor ...

Where short sellers should be called to order is when they pursue a strategy of ‘short and distort’

SA’s future as a sustainable society is at stake as the new Ramaphosa government inches its way towards real reform