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As the group continues its refurbishments programme, while pursuing new expansion opportunities across SA.
The Michelin 24H Series will make its African debut in January 2027, putting SA back on the global endurance racing calendar.
The Russell 2000 has fallen below key moving averages as traders reassess rate expectations and small-cap exposure.
Reports about domestic violence and assault, including images and locations, could be accessed by a tech-savvy computer user.
Social Development minister and Sassa CEO visit Delft office.
Despite funding being secured and a contractor appointed, the housing project has stalled.
They should be here by now, but thanks to the curse of corruption our wetlands are being built upon …
Gabuka Booi, founder of Bravo Afrika Holdings, shares his journey from starting out in workplace clothing to navigating the Covid-19 pandemic and building the capacity to access equipment and become a local manufacturer.
Nene Molefi, chair of the leadership development committee at IWFSA, discusses the significance of the fourth Hall of Femme Awards and how its alumni network nurtures leaders across the continent.
Taking the prime lending rate to 10.75%.
‘What parents should really be concerned about is that every child, if they have access to the internet, could potentially be vulnerable to being exploited by groups such as the 764,’ says Isel van Zyl of the Avert Research Network.
Governor Lesetja Kganyago delivers the MPC statement.
De Wet Taljaard from Investec Sustainable Solutions thinks the second-hand EV and NEV market will open up electric mobility to a broader spectrum of SA consumers.
The disturbing online terror network that's reached SA. Energy, mining and tech emerge as SA’s bright spots in a slowing world.
Agricultural Research Council cannot meet demand, Minister of Agriculture tells Parliament.
Bitcoin has rallied about 35% in that period to above $86 000.
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Consumer prices increased to 4.4% in August from 4.3% a month earlier.
Spot gold fell 0.6% to $4 334.27 an ounce at 11 a.m. in Singapore.
Brent for November settlement fell 0.9% at $98.41 a barrel at 1:10 p.m. in Singapore.
Moving funds abroad via the banks is slow, costly and overly complicated. Future Forex has changed that with its seamless white-glove service and industry-leading rates.
More years do not necessarily mean healthier years – making prevention and early detection critical to a longer, more active life.
NAMC senior economist Thabile Nkunjana discusses the state of local olive production, the impact of falling olive oil prices on profitability and how producers use quality to access markets.
Dr Mandi Joubert, chief academic officer at Eduvos, highlights the shared responsibility of helping graduates enter the local economy and how stakeholders can build an ecosystem that supports economic growth.
Steve Brookes, CEO of Balwin Properties, discusses the company’s next chapter following its JSE delisting, the PIC deal and its growth opportunities.
NBCRFLI spokesperson Amos Tshabalala explains how the bargaining council manages its finances, complies with the Labour Relations Act and plans to safeguard employee benefits.
We cover market updates with FNB Wealth and Investments, the NBCRFLI’s response, a new F1 bid, Balwin Properties’ JSE exit, graduate readiness with Eduvos, and the growth of local olive production.
Neal Froneman of Blue Mountain Racing on the R6.7bn ‘destination’ development – because Formula 1 ‘is no longer just a race’ – and Cape Town being a place the rest of the world wants to visit. ‘We've acquired 600ha with a beautiful backdrop.’
FNB Wealth and Investments’ Chantal Marx discusses expectations of an interest rate hike at the upcoming MPC meeting, Brent crude prices, US-Iran talks and market sentiment. She also looks at the JSE’s 1% gain, Naspers and Prosus’ performance, and how the rand could respond to the MPC decision.
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Michael Jordaan, medestigter van Bank Zero, gesels oor hul eerste wins en planne om uit te brei.
‘Technology changes everything. Software is eating the world, and the cost of running a modern bank is just significantly different from what we knew in the past,’ says chair Michael Jordaan.
Shareholders approved the transaction with 98.48% support, while the PIC joins management as a long-term investor.
Libyan oil output slumps after an armed group shuts a key pipeline, while Red Sea shipping faces growing threats.
The crypto's rally has been supported by broader risk-asset gains, crypto ETF inflows and renewed buying, though oil prices and elevated Treasury yields remain headwinds.
The lender is seeking approval to expand into lending and foreign exchange as its partnerships with fintechs and digital platforms grow.
The proposed R6.7bn development would include a Formula One-compliant circuit, hospitality facilities, conferencing space and residential property.
Analysis of Oceana’s latest update as fish shortages hit Lucky Star, and what the switch from Jibar to Zaronia means for SA’s debt market.
Only Cape Town shows any spending restraint, says Ratings Afrika.
The Fed’s rate hike highlights the risk of higher-for-longer rates – and raises questions about what it means for the Sarb.
Calls for urgent intervention go unanswered.
This is ‘paralysing the state’ and is ‘quite frankly beyond Public Works’ – Macpherson.
With the potential to power current Cape Town and Durban demand as well as ‘substantial’ growth.
Various functions, including marketing and ops, will be centralised …
What were once regarded as ‘sustainability choices’ have become important financial decisions affecting returns, resilience, efficiency and legacy.
The challenge is to give people more flexibility in retirement without leaving them to manage risks better handled collectively.
And adjusts its inflation projections upwards.
'Our economy suffers immensely from this problem, so we need to put it into a category where we deal with it differently' – Outa CEO Wayne Duvenage.
‘It is a way of showing government that we can no longer bear the conditions under which the government makes us operate,’ says Theo Malele, spokesperson for the National Taxi Association.
The municipality's rebate initiative targets eligible residential households and property owners facing rising municipal living costs.
SA taxi industry threatens national shutdown over soaring costs. Specialist nurse shortage is putting patients at risk. And why women earn 12% less, but the pay gap starts even before they’re hired.
The refinery plans to raise up to $1.6bn in Nigeria to fund its expansion to 1.4m barrels a day by 2029.
Proposed rules have already put at least three crypto deals worth R2.2bn on hold, while authorities continue to consider industry feedback.
The newly signed Public Service Commission Act gives the watchdog power to enforce decisions, and makes obstruction a criminal offence, but BLSA's Busi Mavuso warns it will need proper funding to make a difference.
‘Suddenly we open our eyes and things are busy happening around us’, notes PSG Financial Services chief economist Johann Els.
Supply concerns persist as Saudi Arabia works to restore a damaged pipeline and European refiners face a halt in crude allocations next month.
Australia’s economic growth is projected to slow to 2% through the mid-2060s, while declining population growth makes productivity gains increasingly important.
Government plans to improve tax collection, curb wasteful spending and diversify the economy as the budget deficit remains elevated.
VW’s profit warning adds to pressure on an industry facing job cuts, factory closures and intensifying Chinese competition.