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I quit my boring corporate job to build a six-figure business from my side hustle

Colin Graves, 50, from Winnipeg, Canada, was feeling 'stuck and burnt out.' So in 2016, he decided he needed to 'create another path' for himself.

2026-05-05T18:27:05Z

How hedge funds are reshaping investment strategies for smoother returns

Explore how hedge funds are emerging as vital tools for investors seeking stability and smoother returns amidst market volatility, as experts discuss the emotional impact of market fluctuations on investment decisions.

2026-05-12T08:09:21Z

What the new earnings threshold means for employers under the BCEA

Discover how the recent earnings threshold change under the Basic Conditions of Employment Act affects employer responsibilities and employee protections, and learn the essential steps to ensure compliance.

2026-05-11T10:09:21Z

Eskom salary deal reportedly pushes minimum monthly pay for workers close to R20,000 from July 2026

Eskom’s new wage agreement reportedly increases minimum monthly salaries to nearly R20,000, sparking mixed reactions online from South Africans amid rising costs.

2026-05-07T13:56:00Z

When your hobby becomes your hedge

From rare coins and whisky to books and vinyl, alternative assets can deliver solid returns, but only if you know what you’re buying.

2026-05-09T07:09:27Z

Navigating insurance claims: The consequences of speeding

South Africa's road safety crisis continues as speeding remains a leading cause of fatal accidents, impacting insurance claims and premiums. This article explores the implications of reckless driving on insurance policies and highlights recent disputes involving claim rejections.

2026-05-09T04:24:22Z

SACP’s Mapaila demands urgent Ramaphosa impeachment, warns of state infrastructure being 'sold'

South African Communist Party Secretary General Solly Mapaila has urged the swift advancement of the impeachment process against President Cyril Ramaphosa, warning that delays could jeopardise government infrastructure.

2026-05-11T04:09:26Z

Competition Commission refers MultiChoice and Altech to tribunal for market division

The Competition Commission has referred MultiChoice and Altech to the Tribunal for allegedly dividing markets in violation of the Competition Act, seeking penalties for their anti-competitive agreement.

2026-05-06T15:09:32Z

Women investors on the rise: transforming wealth management

Explore the transformative impact of women investors on global wealth management, as they take control of financial assets and redefine investment strategies for future generations.

2026-05-09T13:09:23Z

How to combat lifestyle creep and secure your financial future

Discover how lifestyle creep can silently erode your wealth and learn practical strategies to align your spending with your true financial goals.

2026-05-10T06:09:27Z

Raubex reports 11% increase in order book, signalling resilient growth prospects

Raubex, a leading South African infrastructure group, reports an 11% increase in its order book, showcasing resilience in a challenging environment. CEO Felicia Msiza outlines revenue growth across divisions and strategic acquisitions aimed at diversifying income streams.

2026-05-11T13:09:23Z

3 essential estate planning lessons from mothers

Discover three vital lessons in estate planning inspired by the wisdom of mothers, highlighting the importance of open conversations, individual growth, and preparedness for the unexpected.

2026-05-11T04:39:23Z

She levelled up in silence: Cape Flats woman builds thriving business after online ridicule

Geraldine Stock was the face of a viral meme for nearly two decades. Now she's a business owner running two companies and a luxury guest house in Noordhoek.

2026-05-06T11:26:03Z

Inside Eskom’s tainted R21bn diesel contract

From R3-billion in alleged prepayments, to a contract awarded to a group under investigation for bribing Transnet officials, is this Eskom’s most dubious deal ever?

2026-05-10T04:12:24Z

Point of view: A promising year for South African equities amid economic shifts

South African equities enter 2025 with strong momentum, driven by improved economic sentiment and rising commodity prices. Experts discuss the implications of these trends during a recent webinar, highlighting both opportunities and challenges for investors.

2026-05-09T10:09:23Z

Why your loan balance doesn't decrease and how to change that

Discover why your loan balance may not be decreasing as expected and learn practical strategies to take control of your debt management.

2026-05-06T04:39:22Z

Eskom's urgent action: Three municipalities face power cuts over R111 billion in unpaid bills

Eskom is set to sign Distribution Agency Agreements with nine municipalities to recover R111.6 billion in unpaid electricity bills, as the utility warns of potential power cuts for those failing to settle their debts

2026-05-06T09:17:51Z

The volatile fuel market: implications of recent price adjustments

Recent errors in fuel price calculations by the Department of Petroleum and Mineral Resources have led to significant adjustments in diesel prices, adding to the uncertainty in South Africa's already volatile fuel market.

2026-05-12T04:39:22Z

DA's Helen Zille loudly calls on Johannesburg mayor Over Johannesburg's dark streets with huge prop

Helen Zille, determined to become Johannesburg's mayor, confronts Dada Morero over local electricity issues in a viral TikTok stunt with DA councillor Mr de Roche.

2026-05-09T15:26:01Z

How to protect your car and home during a Level 8 weather warning

With a Level 8 weather warning in South Africa, it's crucial to prepare your home and car for severe winter conditions. Discover essential tips from insurance experts to safeguard your assets and minimise damage.

2026-05-07T08:09:22Z

Understanding trade credit insurance in a constrained economy

Explore how trade credit insurance can safeguard businesses against credit risks in a challenging economic landscape, ensuring continued growth and financial stability.

2026-05-11T08:09:23Z

How inflation and stagnant wages are impacting South African households

South Africans are grappling with a financial crisis as inflation rises and wages stagnate. This article explores the impact of soaring living costs on households and highlights the critical role of financial advice in navigating these challenges.

2026-05-08T10:09:23Z

Crucial Nersa decision looms for ferrochrome smelters amid job uncertainty

As Glencore and Samancor look to Nersa for a new electricity tariff by 15 June, the fate of thousands of ferrochrome smelter workers hangs in the balance.

2026-05-07T17:27:19Z

How to manage your finances this winter

Winter brings unique financial challenges, but with careful planning and smart spending, you can navigate the season without falling into debt. Discover practical tips to manage your winter expenses and avoid the common pitfalls of seasonal spending.

2026-05-07T04:39:31Z

Garden Route storm: Social worker killed, widespread power outages and road closures

Severe flooding in the Western Cape has led to the tragic death of a social worker as communities face road closures and electricity outages.

2026-05-07T10:39:25Z

When the RAF delays your claim, it can't use that delay against you

If the Road Accident Fund sits on your claim and lets it prescribe, a High Court has ruled it cannot then use that delay against you.

2026-05-11T13:39:28Z

Soaring fuel prices: Urgent relief needed for South African consumers

With fuel prices soaring, South African workers face a financial crisis. Trade unions are calling for urgent government intervention to alleviate the burden on consumers and protect the economy from further decline.

2026-05-05T12:39:49Z

Storm causes widespread power outages across Cape Town

Severe storms have plunged Cape Town into darkness, with emergency teams struggling to restore power amidst hazardous conditions.

2026-05-12T09:09:29Z

Mapaila urges swift impeachment of Ramaphosa to protect state infrastructure

SACP Secretary General Solly Mapaila urges the rapid advancement of President Ramaphosa's impeachment process, warning that any delays could jeopardise vital government infrastructure.

2026-05-11T06:09:28Z

Araxi shareholders back Pay@ acquisition in major fintech expansion move

Araxi, formerly known as Capital Appreciation, has secured shareholder approval for its acquisition of an 80% stake in Pay@ Group, a leading payment aggregator in South Africa, aiming to expand its fintech capabilities across Southern Africa.

2026-05-11T08:39:23Z

South Africa faces record fuel price hikes: How to manage your finances

With a significant fuel price increase looming, South Africans must prepare for the financial impact on their budgets. This article offers practical advice on managing expenses and avoiding debt during challenging economic times.

2026-05-06T10:09:21Z

Hillside Aluminium marks 30 years — a poignant reminder of a bygone industrial era

The original investment decision – South Africa’s largest private investment at the time – was predicated on cheap and reliable power, but those posts have since shifted significantly.

2026-05-10T15:12:15Z

How employers can support staff through South Africa's funeral cover crisis

Explore the significance of funeral cover in South Africa and discover how employers can provide essential support to their staff during difficult times.

2026-05-06T08:09:22Z

Public gets 3 more weeks to comment on Eskom nuclear site, but critics say it’s not enough

The deadline for public comment on the 2,700-page draft environmental scoping report and appendices has been extended to 25 May.

2026-05-11T11:07:52Z

2026-05-06T16:03:20Z

Pension Funds Adjudicator criticises Mineworkers Provident Fund for delays in death benefit processing

Pension Funds Adjudicator Lebogang Mogashoa has condemned the Mineworkers Provident Fund for its inadequate response to a deceased member's death benefit claim, highlighting the legal obligations of pension funds to act promptly.

2026-05-08T08:09:21Z