GEPF eyes infrastructure to boost returns in uncertain climate
‘With the war in Iran, in the first week it wiped out R200bn from our investment. So clearly it means that we have to adapt, given the developments,’ says GEPF chair Frans Baleni.
Treasury threatens to cut City of Joburg funding
'You very well know this city can’t afford this agreement.'
Fuel pain deepens: Relief falls short as prices surge
Taxman reset: Can the new Sars boss close the compliance gap? GEPF weighs in on 30 years of change. And why SA entrepreneurs run the risk of being left behind as AI threatens jobs.
Trump and Pope are sparring again ahead of visit by Rubio
The timing couldn’t be worse for Rubio, who is due to arrive in Italy.
South Africa confirms Andes hantavirus capable of human spread
Following deaths on a Dutch-flagged vessel passing Africa.
Travel Indaba 2026 to spotlight Africa’s tourism potential
Over 700 buyers and 600 exhibitors to converge in Durban for continent’s premier showcase.
Strategy’s Saylor signals potential shift to bitcoin sales
'You buy back Bitcoin with credit, you let it appreciate, and then you sell Bitcoin to pay the dividend,' he said on an earnings call.
Rebuilding investment strategies for the AI era
Marriott CIO Duggan Matthews explains why boutique firms now have a real advantage thanks to AI-driven agility and smarter workflows.
Oil extends decline as Trump says ‘great progress’ in Iran talks
Brent for July settlement declined 1.5% to $108.18 a barrel at 12:05 p.m. in Singapore.
Top Africa ports miss refuel gain even as Iran war diverts ships
Underscoring their limited ability to turn global trade disruptions into gains.