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businessday.co.za > news > law > 2026-09-14-parliament-obligated-to-remove-malema-from-jsc-if-not-fit-and-proper-court-told

Parliament ‘obligated’ to remove Malema from JSC if not fit and proper, court told

11+ hour, 37+ min ago   (790+ words) It would be “absurd” to suggest the National Assembly cannot initiate a process to review EFF leader Julius Malema’s suitability as a member of the Judicial Service Commission (JSC), the Helen Suzman Foundation is arguing in court papers. The foundation,…...

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businessday.co.za > economy > 2026-09-14-economic-week-ahead-inflation-expectations-survey-to-provide-guidance-for-banks-rates-call

ECONOMIC WEEK AHEAD | Inflation survey to offer more clues for Reserve Bank on rates

11+ hour, 37+ min ago   (570+ words) The Bureau for Economic Research’s (BER) third-quarter inflation expectations survey on Wednesday will provide guidance for the South African Reserve Bank when it holds its policy meeting in the following week to decide on interest rates. The Bank, which raised…...

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businessday.co.za > news > 2026-09-14-african-integration-held-back-by-aviation-safety-connectivity-and-high-costs

Aviation’s high costs and safety gaps hamper African integration

11+ hour, 37+ min ago   (526+ words) Africa still records the world’s highest aviation accident rate, while intracontinental air connectivity remains far below its potential and aviation operating costs are among the highest globally. Taxes and charges are at least 15% above the global average and African airlines…...

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businessday.co.za > companies > 2026-09-14-g4s-security-guards-allege-exploitation-across-sub-saharan-africa

‘16-hour days’ | G4S security guards allege exploitation across Sub-Saharan Africa

11+ hour, 37+ min ago   (859+ words) Poor working conditions, excessive hours and poverty wages are among the allegations facing G4S, one of the world’s largest private security employers, across its operations in South Africa, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). A scathing report by global…...

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businessday.co.za > companies > 2026-09-14-lesaka-tasks-kagiso-khaole-with-leading-africa-expansion

Lesaka tasks Kagiso Khaole with leading Africa expansion

11+ hour, 37+ min ago   (495+ words) Fintech group Lesaka Technologies continues to look for acquisitions that will help to extend its reach outside South Africa. This comes as the group refines its strategy around the types of businesses it plans to retain and grow in its…...

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businessday.co.za > lifestyle > wellness > 2026-09-14-devlin-brown-at-the-water-cooler-no-one-style-is-better-but-different-gyms-meet-specific-goals

Devlin Brown at the water cooler | No one style is better, but different gyms meet specific goals

11+ hour, 37+ min ago   (559+ words) There are so many types of gyms out there that I don’t know where to look. What is the best kind of gym to join? Training is not at all like motorsport, but it shares some similar characteristics. If you…...

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businessday.co.za > opinion > 2026-09-14-darryl-moodley-how-multimanagers-are-redefining-returns

DARRYL MOODLEY | How multimanagers are redefining returns

11+ hour, 37+ min ago   (224+ words) The following forces have driven this evolution: Sanlam Investments Multi-Manager continuously scans the South African and global investment universes to identify skilful managers who can collectively give clients the highest probability of achieving their long‑term outcomes. Markets are volatile…...

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businessday.co.za > lifestyle > 2026-09-14-succession-planning-not-strength-is-springboks-real-advantage

GUY LUNDY | Springboks show how important it is to get succession planning right

11+ hour, 37+ min ago   (380+ words) The recent Springboks-All Blacks series offers a fascinating case study in succession. The All Blacks drew first blood with a convincing victory at Ellis Park, sparking debate about player selection, tactics and whether South Africa was able to win without…...

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businessday.co.za > news > 2026-09-14-refinery-closures-cost-south-africa-r76bn-as-fuel-imports-hit-consumers

Refinery closures cost South Africa R76bn in extra fuel imports

11+ hour, 37+ min ago   (758+ words) South Africa spent about R76bn more than it would have importing refined petroleum products between 2021 and 2024 had it not allowed its refining capacity to wither away, exposing the economy to the vulnerability of external shocks. The economy also paid the price…...

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businessday.co.za > world > africa > 2026-09-13-benin-seeks-to-keep-more-value-from-its-raw-cotton-at-home

Benin seeks to keep more value from its raw cotton at home

23+ hour, 12+ min ago   (961+ words) Parakou — The “Made in Benin” tags on Fatoumata Dosso’s fabrics represent an ambition much bigger than her fashion business: keeping more of the value of Africa’s largest cotton producer at home. The founder of DAF Collection said that the tag…...