Adapt or be left behind: Creecy warns transport sector as neighbours target SA’s logistics weaknesses South Africa’s logistics weaknesses have made the country vulnerable – and neighbours are ready to exploit the situation. That’s according to Transport Minister Barbara Creecy,

PepsiCo appoints seasoned corporate affairs executive Suraya Hamdulay to oversee Southern African region PepsiCo has appointed Suraya Hamdulay as Corporate Affairs Senior Director for Southern Africa. Suraya assumed the role on 1 July 2026. The appointment reflects PepsiCo’s continued investment

A tap to the left: South Africa’s digital payment revolution South Africa’s online payments ecosystem has moved through four distinct eras over the past 10 years. QR code wallets, screen scraping instant EFTs, secure direct bank APIs and now, device-native

Your IT team does not need another dashboard. It needs breathing room I do not think most IT teams need another dashboard. Many mid-market IT teams already have enough places to look. The real pressure starts after the dashboard lights

Logistics and customs developments in focus at Exporters Western Cape event More than 80 exporters and logistics professionals gathered at Exporters Western Cape’s latest member event to hear Road Freight Association CEO Gavin Kelly and South African Freight and Logistics

Packaging trends set to feature at Propak Cape 2026 Packaging is playing an increasingly important role across the value chain. Beyond its traditional protective function, packaging has become a key consideration in areas such as sustainability, supply chain efficiency, product

2026: The Year Value-for-Money Becomes a Non-Negotiable Global public procurement spending is estimated to account for around 12% of GDP in OECD economies, underscoring the scale and strategic importance of how governments and organisations spend money (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and

Couriers on the front line of job creation As South Africa faces a deepening jobs crisis, Fastway Couriers is demonstrating how the courier industry can serve as a practical, scalable pathway into entrepreneurship and employment. With South Africa’s unemployment rate

SA’s landfill crisis generates new waste partnership model As Gauteng runs out of municipal landfill space, a new type of partnership between a waste management company and producer responsibility organisations (PROs) is poised to become a model for efficient material

FNB App Academy 2026 partners with University of Johannesburg Business School to unlock world-class education for the next generation of developers FNB, together with the University of Johannesburg’s Business School (JBS), have announced a landmark collaboration for the 2026 FNB