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Balancing regulation and growth: Debating red tape in South Africa's building industry

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As the South African building sector grapples with the dual pressures of economic challenges and the necessity for ethical standards, the complexity of regulation cannot be ignored. This exploration into the “red tape” dialogue invites a deeper under…

Higher education must reinvent itself to avoid obsolescence, warns new study

Staff Reporter|Published

The future of higher education is at a crossroads, with a new study revealing how institutions must rapidly adapt to meet the evolving demands of tech-savvy students. ...

Next week's SARB meeting could shape South Africa's economic future

Staff Reporter|Published

As the SARB's decision approaches, the nation's economic stewards continue to walk a tightrope, where the stakes could not be higher for businesses, households, ...

Job losses persist in AI-exposed sectors as customer service roles take the hardest hit

Staff Reporter|Published

The latest data reveals a grim picture for US employment, as AI dominates customer service roles and other sectors, prompting concerns about the future job market. ...

South Africa’s sugarcane producers rally as new season begins strong amid industry challenges

Staff Reporter|Published

As South Africa's sugarcane milling season kicks off with record deliveries, the future of the industry remains uncertain, raising vital questions about sustainability ...

South Africa's youth find hope in micro-farming initiative

Staff Reporter|Published

This groundbreaking initiative not only empowers South Africa’s unemployed youth but also nurtures a sustainable farming culture that can contribute significantly ...

Proposed PIE amendment bill threatens access to housing for the vulnerable

Staff Reporter|Published

In an ongoing debate over the 2026 PIE Amendment Bill, experts warn that the proposed changes could worsen the housing crisis in South Africa. Engaging in this discourse ...

Full steam ahead: MSC Cruises predicts major growth for SA’s cruise industry

ZamaNdosi Cele|Published

MSC Cruises reports a positive outlook for South Africa's cruise industry, highlighting increased passenger demand, significant investment in infrastructure, and ...

Beloved Durban pig Nunu shot after brutal Phoenix attack

Nivashni Nair|Published

SAFE, a Ballito-based animal rescue organisation, moved swiftly to correct widespread reports claiming that Nunu had died. The organisation confirmed that the pig ...

From Soweto’s dusty streets to commanding a warship: Captain Zanele Madiba makes history in SA Navy

Tracy-Lynn Ruiters|Published

Captain Zanele Madiba's journey from the dusty streets of Soweto to commanding a Valour Class Frigate in the South African Navy marks a historic milestone for women ...

Documentary 'Our Earth, My Blood' nominated for Golden Nymph Award at Monte Carlo Television Festival

Weekend Argus Reporter|Published

Discover how the documentary 'Our Earth, My Blood' has made history by being nominated for the prestigious Golden Nymph Award at the Monte Carlo Television Festival, ...

Durban actor Anthony Stonier pleads guilty to child pornography charges

Se-Anne Rall|Published

Anthony Stonier has pleaded guilty to the charges against him and is due to be sentenced later this month

Unleashing the power of whistleblowing in fraud prevention

Staff Reporter|Published

In a business landscape rife with risks, fostering a culture of transparency and support isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s a business imperative, and the key to navigating ...

South Africa's affordability reset: A new consumer reality emerges

Staff Reporter|Published

As South Africa grapples with this profound affordability reset, the implications for consumer behaviour, brand loyalty, and economic stability are profound. The ...

Against all odds: Samukelisiwe Magoso's journey from paralysis to master's graduate in sports science

Staff Reporter|Published

Samukelisiwe Magoso’s incredible journey from paralysis to graduating with a master’s in sports science illustrates the boundless strength of the human spirit. Her ...

The systemic threat of procurement fraud in South Africa’s law enforcement

Staff Reporter|Published

The suspension of Fannie Masemola reveals more than just isolated incompetence; it highlights a pervasive issue of procurement fraud that threatens the very fabric ...

Backline Babes: how women are redefining surf culture in South Africa

Penelope Meniere|Published

Discover the inspiring journey of women surfers in Muizenberg, where personal fears are conquered and a community of support flourishes. Join the movement that’s ...

'Pappa se Tottie' hot sauce: Chef says it started as a joke — but the heat is no laughing matter

Xolile Mtembu|Published

Chef Shannon Britz, founder of the boldly named ‘Pappa se Tottie’ hot sauce, says the controversial brand started as a joke aimed at his spice-loving brother-in-law ...

A church that grew with a city

Frank Chemaly|Published

Our old picture this week features St John's Church in Pinetown.

What really killed Mozart? You don’t want to know

The Washington Post|Published

The film is irresistible - lush, funny, operatic in all the ways that matter. But its central premise, that Antonio Salieri orchestrated Mozart’s death out of professional ...