Lionel Messi delivered two crucial assists, setting up Enzo Fernandez and Lautaro Martinez, to lead Argentina to a dramatic 2-1 comeback victory over England in Atlanta, securing their place in the World Cup final.
Elite negotiation teams often falter when diversity is treated as a compliance exercise rather than a strategic asset
Edge Financial Group, founded in 2001 by Edward Gutsche in Port Elizabeth, has grown from a local financial services provider to a trusted partner with regional and national reach.
A locally developed technology designed to help farmers monitor and protect their livestock could offer a new approach to one of SA’s oldest agricultural challenges.
What started with a question about the future of young people in the Nelson Mandela Bay metro has grown into a decade-long initiative helping to develop the engineers and problem-solvers of tomorrow.
Telecoms uptime is often seen as a technical challenge, but financial discipline and insight are equally crucial for maintaining reliable service. Finance departments, through revenue data and financial health indicators, can provide…
The 'four horsemen' of relationship conflict, identified by psychologist John Gottman, are criticism, contempt, defensiveness and stonewalling, all of which worsen outcomes in arguments.
Sovereign has renewed its partnership with the Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber’s trade and investment desk, boosting efforts to attract investment, unlock business expansion and strengthen the metro’s economic competitiveness.
For more than 75 years, Continental Tyre South Africa has been a proud part of the Gqeberha community. While globally recognised for its premium tyres and innovative mobility solutions, the company’s impact extends far beyond the roads…
Volkswagen Group Africa chair and managing director Martina Biene will depart for a senior role at Škoda Auto after leading the company through a record year, including the highest production volume and a major investment in new models.
Numsa suspended its 11-week strike at BAIC’s Coega plant, but tensions remain. Workers face disputed contract terms as negotiations resume, with wage disparities and regulatory scrutiny at the center.
Volkswagen Group Africa’s (VWGA) Kariega plant built a total of 17,009 vehicles in July — a new record for the number of vehicles built in one month at the Eastern Cape production facilities
Running from August 19 to 21 at the East London International Convention Centre, the seventh edition of the symposium will connect export-ready businesses with buyers, investors, financiers, government institutions and potential…
Eastern Cape businesses will get an opportunity to connect directly with international buyers and investors this week as the province hosts its seventh Export Symposium and Exhibition.
Citrus export forecast cut after floods and Middle East conflict disrupt season
Schuin Villa Pharmacy is pleased to announce an exciting new partnership with UniCare 24/7 Trusted Health.
A friend of mine often remarks how we South Africans, in our conflicts, either hit, ignore, or sue each other.
China has invested billions of dollars in African agriculture over the past two decades – but is it investing in the right places?
The Eastern Cape’s special economic zones have the potential to create hundreds of thousands of jobs, but only if government compels multinational investors to develop local supply chains rather than rely on imports, ensuring surrounding…
The Eastern Cape is ramping up efforts to attract fresh investment and create jobs by showcasing its two Special Economic Zones as globally competitive industrial hubs at an international infrastructure and investment conference in Durban…
