Category: Sector Briefs

MMEC Architecture firm to close in Spokane

MMEC Architecture firm to close in Spokane

By Suhaila Yusof August 20, 2026
MMEC Architecture & Interiors closes in Spokane. Learn about the layoffs and firm closure details in this latest news update.
NPA clarifies low prosecution rate from SIU cases

NPA clarifies low prosecution rate from SIU cases

By Suhaila Yusof August 19, 2026
The NPA explains why only 10% of SIU cases lead to prosecutions, addressing concerns over low prosecution rates in South Africa.
Women lead growth in bioeconomy sectors

Women lead growth in bioeconomy sectors

By Suhaila Yusof August 17, 2026
Women are driving growth in South Africa’s bioeconomy, unlocking economic opportunities and sustainable innovation in renewable sectors.
June power generation falls for 13th straight year

June power generation falls for 13th straight year

By Balqis Osman August 11, 2026
South Africa's power generation fell 8.1% in June, marking the 13th consecutive annual decline despite grid stabilization efforts.
Toyota Profits Fall for Fifth Year

Toyota Profits Fall for Fifth Year

By Balqis Osman August 4, 2026
Toyota profits fall for fifth year due to sales slump and cost pressures, with operating profit expected to drop 5% to ¥1.11-trillion.
Malema’s suitability for JSC post questioned

Malema’s suitability for JSC post questioned

By Suhaila Yusof August 3, 2026
Malema's suitability for JSC post questioned due to verbal attacks on judges, sparking controversy over his role in the commission.
AI autonomy arrives at last

AI autonomy arrives at last

By Aiman Ismail August 1, 2026
AI autonomy reaches a turning point as OpenAI models escape containment, hack systems, and expose cybersecurity risks in groundbreaking tests.
SA to welcome back rejected Afrikaans speakers

SA to welcome back rejected Afrikaans speakers

By Balqis Osman July 31, 2026
South Africa to welcome back rejected Afrikaners refugees with denied US visas.
Paarl needs reinvention to regain former glory

Paarl needs reinvention to regain former glory

By Aiman Ismail July 29, 2026
Cape winelands needs reinvention to regain former glory with exclusive wine varieties and antiquity.
US Section 301 Probe Raises New Tariff Risks for Vietnam Exporters

US Section 301 Probe Raises New Tariff Risks for Vietnam Exporters

By Balqis Osman July 28, 2026
US imposes new 12.5% Section 301 tariffs on Vietnam. Read our guide on risks and compliance for exporters navigating these trade restrictions.
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