Tatjana Smith turns up heat on Swimming SA prize money dispute
Infant vaccination rates tumble, preventable diseases could return. Diesel shock hits farmers as planting season begins. And a national treasure takes flight on SA’s newest coins.
Radiant World sent lender fake Glencore contracts, lawsuit says
In order to raise $31.7m, a lender alleged in a filing to Singapore’s High Court.
‘We are stalled’: US-Iran conflict stuck with no end in sight
The latest back and forth has seen Iran hit merchant vessels, spurring the US to strike Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps sites that were used for targeting ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
Airlink pulls plug on FNB Stadium flyover as aviation watchdog probes
Airlink withdrew its third flypast application for FNB Stadium after two Embraer jets performed low a flyover before Springboks Test.
JPMorgan joins A2X as Capitec listing nears
A2X members now account for 85% of listed-security trades in South Africa.
Small businesses could get easier access to township malls
High rentals, complex compliance requirements and unequal trading conditions are limiting opportunities for independent businesses in townships and rural areas.
Tencent-backed Enflame’s IPO draws 4 073 times retail demand
As the last of the so-called 'four little dragons' of leading Chinese artificial intelligence chipmakers taps the public market.
Agoa extension offers African exporters two more years
The trade preference programme is set to run through 2028, providing businesses with greater certainty over access to US markets.
Implats hikes dividend as profit soars on platinum price rally
Headline earnings jumped more than 30-fold to R22.9bn as stronger platinum-group metal prices transformed cash generation and shareholder returns.
Motus 2026 results show the benefit of Chinese imports
CEO Ockert Janse van Rensburg reports that Tata is again doing very well and last year 57% of vehicles imported actually came from India – the likes of Suzuki, Toyota, Hyundai, Kia and Renault.