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STADIO CEO Chris Vorster and CFO Ishak Kula joined me to unpack how the group reached its 56,000-student target. Perhaps more importantly, we discussed how STADIO plans to grow to 80,000 students by 2030 while maintaining academic quality, affordability and attractive returns on capital.

In this episode of The Finance Ghost Plugged in with Capitec, The Finance Ghost sits down with Gelato Mania Financial Director Kosta Kappatos to unpack the journey behind one of South Africa's favourite gelato brands.

It's in your yoghurt, your toothpaste and possibly your next pair of boots. Dominique Olivier explains how seaweed moved from slimy beach nuisance to one of the planet's most valuable - and greenest - economies.

Changing auditors is not something most CFOs do often, but when the moment arrives, the decision can have far-reaching implications for governance, stakeholder confidence and the effectiveness of the audit process. In this episode of Ghost Stories, The Finance Ghost is joined by Yolandie Ferreira, Head of Audit Africa at Forvis Mazars, to explore what companies should consider when appointing a new auditor and why the process is about much more than compliance.

Once upon a time, getting lost was how you found the good stuff. Then the internet learned to predict exactly where you were going - and how to redirect you. Are we witnessing the digital flâneur's last walk? Dominique Olivier takes you back to a core memory that would be hard to replicate in today's online world.

Super Group, a leading logistics and mobility business, reported an exceptional financial performance for the 2026 financial year, with significant growth in earnings despite a backdrop of economic uncertainty and geopolitical disruption.

PBT Holdings proposes a new Black Economic Empowerment partnership to support long-term growth and client retention. This includes a R50 million investment in PBT's core operations and a repurchase of 14% of its shares.

When creative entrepreneurs address wants rather than needs, capitalism can become a lot more colourful. Dominique Olivier explores the top of the economic ladder, where experiences become products and unusual human wants become markets.