South Africa: From Rangers to Roll-Ons - - the Impact of Product Recalls

South Africa's consumer protection system is on trial: 5,676 Ford Rangers and 124,176 Mitchum deodorants have been recalled, testing corporate accountability, regulatory oversight… Read more »

South Africa: Celebrating 20 Years of Pro Bono

Twenty years ago, we opened the doors of our first permanent pro bono office in Mitchells Plain, marking the beginning of a long-standing commitment to the communities of Mitchells… Read more »

South Africa: Fortress Retains Favoured Property Share Status With Continued Strength in Results

Building on the strength of its strategic growth plan, Fortress Real Estate Investments has reaffirmed the confidence investors have in the property investment company and rewarded… Read more »

South Africa: Headwinds and Tailwinds - - Cashbuild Battles On While Discovery and Santam Catch an Updraught

The local market has dished up a few useful examples of companies that are trying to sprint into a headwind - and a few that are enjoying a powerful tailwind. Read more »

South Africa: Union Leader Says He Would Take Jail Over Forced End to Air Canada Strike

A leader of the union on strike against Air Canada AC.TO said on Monday he would risk jail time rather than allow cabin crews to be forced back to work by a federal labor board,… Read more »

South Africa: Government Guilty of Double Standards When It Comes to Banning Corrupt Companies

Bain deserved to be banned. But so do SAP, ABB, McKinsey & Co, KPMG and every other company that colluded with state actors to rob South Africans blind. Read more »

South Africa: The Writing Is On the Wall for Arcelormittal Long Steel

With the 30 September deadline for winding down the long steel business looming and R1bn in headline losses bleeding from ArcelorMittal South Africa's balance sheet, CEO Kobus… Read more »

South Africa: Woolies Announces a Retail First - Life-Changing Benefits for Thousands of Employees

Woolworths has announced a first-of-its-kind benefits package designed to change the lives of thousands of its employees. Read more »

South Africa: Wheels Up, Morale Down - Inside Flysafair's Pilot Revolt

Some FlySafair passengers started receiving notifications last Friday of flights cancelled this week on the back of a pilot strike. More than 200 pilots have launched a two-week… Read more »

South Africa: Who Will Steer the R55bn Marriage of Multichoice and Canal+?

There's a new power couple in African media. After nearly five years of courting, Canal+ has finally put a ring on MultiChoice to form a pan-African content colossus with global… Read more »

South Africa: How Vodacom and Maziv Convinced Everyone They Had Changed

All the details from the Vodacom/Maziv merger Competition Appeals Court hearing where R12bn in promises nearly caused a fender-bender. Read more »

South Africa: Samsung SA Digs in Heels Over Foldables for Premium Market Despite Global Slowdown

Samsung Mobile SA updated its pricing and model availability for its new folding phones as it moves to extract value from the premium market. Read more »

South Africa: Why Everyone's Talking About the Marlow On Mill

A new icon is rising in Cape Town's Southern Suburbs. The Marlow on Mill brings together architectural excellence, contemporary urban living, and a smart investment opportunity,… Read more »

South Africa: Nestlé to 'Evolve' Nutrition and Reporting After Investor Criticism of Healthy Food Targets

The Global Access to Nutrition Index 2024 by ATNi found that of product sales, only 32.7% are from healthier Nestlé products. Read more »

South Africa: Big Gain for Renosterveld As New Nature Reserve Declared

You've probably never heard of Haarwegskloof but it's the new jewel in the fynbos crown. The largest remaining connected stretch of Renosterveld, it has officially been declared a… Read more »