Mpho Sibanyoni is a News Editor at Fundudzi Media, where he covers a diverse range of topics including sports, government and politics, business and economics, and crime and justice. His work often delves into themes such as elections, public policy, and local economic issues, reflecting his comprehensive understanding of the intersection between sports and socio-economic factors. Mpho's insights and reporting have been featured in prominent publications including Sowetan, Sunday Times, and Sunday World Newspaper.
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By: Mpho Sibanyoni
A Johannesburg businessman has been granted what may prove to be a reprieve after the Johannesburg High Court postponed an application by financial services firm Business Partners to seize his home following a default on business loan repayments.
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
The Labour Court in Cape Town has found that a CCMA commissioner misdirected himself when he ruled that the dismissal of a National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) employee was substantively unfair after she repeatedly forwarded confidential work emails to her personal Gmail account.
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
While Sandton and Rosebank are often viewed as the centres of South Africa's economic activity, some of the country's most lucrative property opportunities are emerging in townships and rural communities.
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
Richemont, the luxury goods group chaired by South Africa's richest man Johann Rupert, has appointed his son, Anton Rupert, as non-executive co-deputy chairman of the board with immediate effect.
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) reported a stronger financial performance for the year ended March 2026, with rising passenger volumes and increased commercial activity across its airport network helping push revenue above R8.8-billion.
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
FirstRand Bank's underlying operations delivered strong growth in the year to June 2026, but headline earnings were dragged down by a multibillion-rand provision linked to the UK motor finance commission scandal.
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
Transnet Group has defended its return to profitability, insisting that operational improvements and rising volumes underpin its recovery, despite acknowledging that a R10.5-billion one-off transaction was the primary driver of its headline result.
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has dismissed Kedibone Madiehe as CEO of the Government Pensions Administration Agency (GPAA), bringing an end to
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
Transnet has vowed to continue collaborating with the private sector despite mounting criticism, saying South Africans need to understand and accept that such collaboration is now part of the state-owned entity's business model.
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
With more than 14 years at the helm, Shameel Joosub has overseen one of the most significant transformations in African telecommunications, turning
