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Initially BEE involved only the concept of "ownership"- usually in the form of introducing a high profile black businessman into the ownership of a company. Understandably, however, this did nothing to help the situations of the majority of black South Africans and led to "empowerment of the few" - and the "few" that did not really need it, at that.

An experienced attorney at one of South Africa's Big Five law firms reflects on a pivotal conversation during her early career that shaped her perspective on balancing professional success with personal life. The discussion with her reporting director during her articles period left a lasting impression about navigating the demands of a legal career alongside family commitments.

This year's 27th Conference of the Parties of the UNFCCC (COP 27) will be held in the Republic of Egypt during November 2022.

Africa hosts less than 1% of global data centre capacity despite representing nearly 20% of the world's population, creating a critical infrastructure gap as the continent seeks to participate in the AI-driven global economy. South African policymakers and utilities are now actively courting hyperscale operators, with Finance Minister Godongwana declaring data infrastructure as critical as electricity and transport networks. For lenders and legal practitioners, this surge presents complex opportunities requ

The microfinance sector in South Africa is a large and growing sector of the national economy.

This mini Q+A series focuses on the economy, with each episode concentrating on specific points of discussion. It provides you with a quick and easy way to stay informed...

In this episode of Geopolcast, Elisabeth Braw and Peter Pham talk about Africa's strategic, geopolitical and economic importance.

The African continent is a largely untapped market. With 54 countries and an estimated over 1.366 billion inhabitants (16.72% of the world population), Africa presents a valuable target for small businesses and large corporations alike.

Procurement organisations are notorious for a myopic focus on savings.

This is a welcome call to action from the President and the timing couldn't be more pertinent.

A number of recent business reports have highlighted the plight of farmers being subjected to litigation, and more specifically liquidation proceedings, as a result of debts owed to South Africa's Land Bank.

The downturn in economic markets has forced organisations to establish projects that focus on generating revenue to survive the slump.

South Africa has a budget deficit of 3.1 % of GDP and debt on government spending alone amounting to a staggering 48% of GDP.