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The Regional Conference on Special Economic Zones is underway in Djibouti City this week. 

Boosting Africa’s economy through Special Economic Zones

President Trump’s investigation into potential new tariffs on all United States critical mineral imports is currently underway.

U.S probes critical minerals imports: assessing South Africa impact

Global oil companies will no doubt be monitoring developments in the market in the wake of tariff induced recession fears. 

The leadership driving growth in Africa’s oil & gas sector

South Africa’s capital, Tshwane has an ambitious plan growth its economy by 3.9 per cent, attract up to R26 billion in new investments and create 80,000 jobs by 2029. 

Tshwane Mayor Moya details growth plans for the City

The latest statistics from South Africa’s food and beverages industry show the industry generated income of R6.5 billion in January, 4.9 per cent higher than a year ago. 

How S.Africa’s restaurant industry is curating new recipes for success

French luxury group Hermes, known for its iconic Birkin Bag, said its plans to pass the price of any tariffs from the United States to its wealthy clientele. 

How Trump’s trade war is impacting the luxury market

Positive efforts by designated non-financial businesses and professions registered with the Financial Intelligent Centre are contributing significantly to bringing South Africa closer to exiting the FATF grey list. 

Designated non-financial businesses & professions boost SA’s grey list exit

Consumer spending in February showed signs of stabilisation following the contraction in January. 

Absa: Online shopping becomes new norm in South Africa

As digital transformation accelerates across sectors, so do the threats. From AI-powered attacks to the alarming rise in scams like Authorised Push Payment fraud, cybersecurity in 2025 is more advanced than ever. 

Combating cyberthreats in Africa 

Despite stormy global markets and ongoing geopolitical tension, South Africa’s listed property sector is showing surprising strength. 

South African property stocks rebound amid global volatility

Peace and stability are essential foundations for economic growth, investment, and long-term development in Africa. Yet financing peace has traditionally depended on external donors and public institutions—until now. 

AU Peace Fund sees “unprecedented” momentum in attracting resources

The latest UNESCO Global Education Monitoring Report explores the critical impact of recent reductions in aid to education. 

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