South Africa's Factories Fade as Businesses Hoard Cash, Threatening Jobs
Corporate cash hoarding deepens manufacturing decline and job losses across South Africa
Corporate cash hoarding deepens manufacturing decline and job losses across South Africa
Manufacturing contraction threatens livelihoods as sector fails to create jobs for struggling workers
Transmission bottleneck becomes focus of infrastructure partnership to restore reliable power supply.
Currency stability masks global uncertainty affecting household costs and import prices
Renewable energy surge brings relief to hospitals and households as coal transition accelerates.
Unregulated platforms put millions of South African consumers at risk as government weighs regulatory options.
South African universities tackle HIV, water, energy and food security through research serving public needs.
Unions push government and employers to address wage stagnation and rising living costs
Slower growth threatens household incomes and food access across the region.
Operational bottlenecks, not capital shortages, constrain growth for mid-market businesses.