South Africa steel needs demand not belligerence, regulator says
ArcelorMittal South Africa last year shut a steel mill, citing competition from so-called mini-mills that use scrap metal as their feedstock rather than iron ore.
Ninety One sees South Africa opportunities in war volatility
'There are still strong opportunities in resources, financials, and global growth themes,' Van den Berg said. 'Those drivers haven’t fundamentally changed.'
Pope Leo speaks out against exploitation of Africa’s resources
Warned that the practice was a recipe for discontent and upheaval.
War revives stagflation dangers for global economy
The initial take for April in economies from Australia to the US will be published on Thursday.
Crypto hack worth $290m triggers DeFi contagion shock
'This was not just a protocol exploit, it immediately became a cross-protocol contagion event,' security firm Cyvers said, estimating that at least nine other platforms were affected.
Oil and gas jump after US seizure of Iranian ship imperils talks
Brent for June settlement rose 5.5% to $95.35 a barrel at 1:12 p.m. in Singapore.
Gold falls as renewed Hormuz disruption stokes inflation concern
Spot gold fell 0.6% to $4 800.54 an ounce at 10:22 a.m. in Singapore.
Remembering when oil went negative
Analysis of the uncertainty around the Strait of Hormuz and what it means for global markets, and a look at what new data shows about how local businesses performed in 2025.
Oil jumps on Iran tensions, US stock futures drop
Brent climbs 5% and equities retreat as Hormuz disruption fears return, lifting inflation risks and supporting the dollar.
DA hires strategist
One-time advisor to former UK deputy prime minister 'will start on Monday'.