War diversions boost ship refuelling at Mauritius port
Island benefitted from similar rerouting during earlier Red Sea tensions linked to Houthi attacks, with fuel sales nearly doubling in 2025.
After 21 hours, Vance leaves Iran talks without a deal
Both sides blame mistrust – but have left open the possibility of future negotiations.
Easy win: Hill-Lewis in as new DA leader
Plans to seek another term as Cape Town mayor so he won’t be answerable to Ramaphosa on a daily basis.
The tug of war between hybrid and traditional workplace trends
It's deeper than choosing to work at the office or at home. Can leaders make both work?
Court sets aside R86m border wall tender over fraud
A fake joint venture used a fake B-BBEE certificate and an expired compliance document to win a KwaZulu-Natal transport department contract.
Largest vintage Cartier watch collection to be sold by Sotheby’s
With sales kicking off in Hong Kong later this month.
Credit fund manager says Africa looks safer as global wars rise
Stronger bond and equity gains challenge long-held investor bias, even as fuel shocks and currency pressures persist across the continent.
Countries suffer when credit rating agencies lack data
How to fix the problem at source.
Putin secures another strategic ally as Trump focuses on Iran
Arms shipments, political backing and trade overtures follow leadership change, raising Western concerns over control of key shipping routes.
Weather prediction markets are booming
Can they improve forecasts?