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From V10 glory to F1’s much-debated hybrid future 

Formula One has always been a sport of reinvention. From the screaming naturally-aspirated engines of the past to the turbo-hybrid power units of today, the technological landscape of F1 has constantly evolved in step with engineering advancement and global automotive...

Discipline matters for entrepreneurs

Running your own business can be exciting, but figuring out how and how much, to pay yourself is often tough, especially when you’re just starting out. By Palesa Mabasa, business development head at FNB It’s important to find the right balance between rewarding...

Turning a skills drain into a competitive advantage

South Africa is known all over the world for its natural beauty, its mineral resources, and (sometimes) its sporting prowess. Now, we are also becoming known as the place to go for cost-effective skills. By Richard Firth, CEO of MIP Holdings Netflix is the latest...

Navigating franchise expansion in 2026

Multi-unit franchising is a growing trend across South Africa, and contrary to widely held perception, the growth opportunity isn’t limited to the restaurant sector. As we begin the new year 2026, existing franchisees in various sectors – from grocery and liquor...

Funding readiness the real test of a startup’s strength

In South Africa’s dynamic startup landscape, access to funding remains one of the biggest barriers to scale. Yet, the real challenge for many founders isn’t only where to find capital, it’s how to become ready for it. By Thato Ntseare, investment manager at E...

What SA’s small businesses can expect in 2026

South Africa starts 2026 on firmer economic footing than in recent years, with a steadier macro backdrop and modest growth prospects beginning to take shape. By Vignesh Subramani, interim managing executive of SME Business at Absa Business Banking That should be...

SMME support must go digital-first

By Lungi Sangqu – South Africa’s unemployment crisis has reached a critical tipping point. More than 32% of adults are jobless, and youth unemployment sits above 60%. In this bleak landscape, small, micro, and medium enterprises (SMMEs), lately known as Micro,...

Can taxpayers lose by challenging SARS?

When taxpayers dispute an assessment, the expectation is straightforward: either the taxpayer wins and the assessment is reduced, or the South African Revenue Services (SARS) wins and the assessment remains unchanged. By Nina Keyser and Karen Miller from Webber...

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