Edward West

IBM said yesterday South Africa was one of 92 countries that it was expanding the availability of its software portfolio to, in AWS Marketplace, which

Ener-G-Africa, a Malawi-based company that operates in 14 countries, yesterday opened a factory in Paarl that produces advanced clean-burning, fuel-efficient

South African banks increased the proportion of short-term lending in their loan portfolios since 2008 with the introduction of the Basel III-mandated

While total lending by the banks did not appear to have been affected from 2008 to 2021, a study’s results indicate the NSFR (net stable funding ratio) has influenced loan composition and maturity profiles. The results show that the NSFR regulations in SA are compliant with Basel III

Eskom said its diesel budget from May to June was R5.8 billion, and only R1.16bn had been spent as of May 9, 2024, or 19.7% of the total budget

A number of parties in the Western Cape have trotted out the worn election trope of a “one-stop shop” for investments, aimed at making government application and approval processes easier for small- and medium-sized businesses.

The DA’s claim the Western Cape has the highest employment rate among provinces was contested by other parties, with Good Party leader Patricia de Lille saying that while the DA would like people to believe eight out of ten people found work in the region, in fact only two out of ten were working.

The group handed over 1 794 units in the past year to February 29; 1 748 were under construction; while the development of another 1 100 were planned to start in a few months.

IN its first published results since listing, WeBuyCars Holdings said it drove core headline earnings a share up 21.1% to 119.9 cents in the six months to March 31, despite the overall weak vehicle trading market.

Raubex Group lifted its order book of infrastructure development and construction materials supplies by 27.5% to R25.55 billion in the year to