Adapt or become irrelevant: SA hits a payments crossroads

‘It doesn't matter sometimes how much we try and caution drivers. Based on our cases and what we see in our office, the trend has emerged again, which is very concerning for us and the industry,’ says Edite Teixeira-Mckinon, lead ombudsman of the non-life insurance division at the National Financial…

‘People in the 2022 floods were moved to a temporary location in Lamontville, and during this year’s floods were flooded again. It was government essentially moving them from one risky area to another risky area,’ says Cassandra Dorasamy, campaigner at Amnesty International.

Amnesty International warns government’s climate failures are drowning the poor. SA’s banks power through 2025 with discipline and digital muscle, according to a new report. And how e-commerce is reshaping SA’s retail landscape, as online food purchases jump 47%.

‘The ability of the members around the table to arrive at a document early this morning that they were all comfortable with, I think is a good example of international cooperation, even when we don't necessarily agree on everything,’ says Elizabeth Sidiropoulos, CEO of the South African Institute of International…

All eyes on Joburg: G20 braces for tense talks, absent superpowers and big promises. Inside the dark web job boom. And half of South Africans start their day with coffee despite rising prices.