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One cannot rescue a company if you are simply following a legal procedure.

Construction sector liquidations increased by 32% in 2022…

Can Tongaat Hulett be saved?   Tongaat has two options: sell assets, or find a white knight to throw a bucket...

Transnet hopes to create a shortlist of potential outsourcing partners for its JHB to DBN corridor

SA companies are forfeiting “expansionary” investment to position for future growth to undertake “sustaining” capital investment

The country doesn’t belong to the government, it belongs to us. And we need active citizenry to do things together,

If big energy users took these [solar] solutions, SA could be having “better times in six months”.

Prasa is now bankrupt, with billions lost to corrupt deals, including trains too big for the tracks.

SA comes in at 21 of 31 countries on Swiss Re Institute’s economic resilience index. While trailing developed countries,

Severe power cuts are now threatening food and water supplies and disrupting the lives of millions of people, including chicken farmers.

Fewer businesses entered business rescue in 2022 when compared with 2021 says Eric Levenstein of Werksmans Attorneys,

Leaders and leadership, as we all know, go through phases. But psychologists have recognised that there is a point where leaders consider themselves invulnerable

Many private companies die because of ego that can’t let go of unsound strategies in a changing world

Hospitality and tourism could be the foremost industry to make a huge dent in  South Africa’s massive unemployment problem

What will 2023 hold for agriculture? High input costs, friction in our export markets and persistent animal diseases are starting to bite.