Small businesses transform Cape Town CBD with record growth
Confidence is climbing in Cape Town’s central business district, with business sentiment reaching its highest point since 2020.
Confidence is climbing in Cape Town’s central business district, with business sentiment reaching its highest point since 2020.
The Big Tasty Burger, known for its bold, indulgent flavour and smoky sauce, is back by popular demand, and this time, it’s launching alongside a limited-edition collaboration with South African streetwear brand, Galxboy.
Read MoreLow palladium prices are forcing Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. to shut down its mine in Canada, putting 750 jobs at risk. The Lac des Iles mine is about 1,500 kilometers (930 miles) northwest of Toronto.
Read MoreIn a move that blends sustainability, creativity, and a touch of alchemy, Darling Brew has launched Reminisce, a limited-edition 5-year-old malt whisky distilled entirely from beer.
Read MoreTrade union Solidarity has issued a legal letter to Bidvest over the company’s school bursary programme, which excludes white children as it is only open to Black, Indian, and Coloured families.
Read MoreWith nearly 30 years of experience spanning engineering, telecommunications, data science, and strategic investment, Tlhabeli Christopher (TC) Ralebitso brings a multidisciplinary approach to infrastructure development in Africa.
Read MoreThe Competition Commission announced an agreement with Vodacom over its proposed deal to acquire a significant stake in Maziv.
Read MoreInternational companies are headhunting skilled South African professionals to fill global talent shortages.
Read MoreFor retailers to drive growth in the second half of 2025, they must think beyond price promotions and explore smarter credit and conversion strategies that support both revenue and retention.
Read MoreCommunity-led campaign earns top honours at prestigious global award for Liberty Promenade Mall.
Read MoreFor many small business owners, public felations (PR) still feels like something other companies do. It’s often viewed as expensive, vague, or too slow to deliver.
Read MoreTechnological advancement is becoming a core ingredient in the evolution of the South African Coffee market, as artificial intelligence (AI), automation, and smart brewing systems redefine the way consumers interact with their coffee.
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