• Class action

    Class action

    Just one in four South Africans are classified as part the ‘secure’ middle class or elite (stably not poor), meaning the country’s stable middle class may be smaller than previously… Read more

    Something's brewing

    Something’s brewing

    In the past decade, South Africa’s coffee industry has undergone a considerable transformation, growing from a mere 20 roasters in 2007 to in excess of 250 today. Meanwhile, a study… Read more

    Collective thinking

    Collective thinking

    South Africans are increasingly opting for stokvels over formal financial institutions when it comes to savings and investments. As reported by CNBC Africa, a survey by Old Mutual found that 53%… Read more

    Take stock

    Take stock

    Container traffic at Kenya’s main port of Mombasa recorded 11.9% growth in cargo handled in the first half of 2017, according to a Reuters report. Data released by the Kenya… Read more

    Boarder control

    Boarder control

    During the past year, South Africa experienced the strongest growth – 380% – in international visitor arrivals from its fellow BRICS nations, earning the country US$1.88 million, as reported by… Read more