FlySafair cuts surcharge on ticket pricing on improved jet fuel costs
The 40% reduction is the largest since the surcharge was introduced in March.
Rand swings from carry loser to winner as bond inflows surge
Non-residents bought a net R37.29bn of government debt since the beginning of April.
Business warns Joburg crisis risks South African recovery
Warning comes after Finance Minister Godongwana threatened to cut crucial funding to Joburg unless the city addresses $1.4bn of wasteful spending.
Vulnerable countries paying the price for Hormuz shock
Steenhuisen promises a smarter bird flu fight to protect farmers and consumers. World Cup fever creates perfect storm for online gambling scams. And a new study puts economic growth at the centre of poverty reduction efforts.
Semiconductor giants are powering the AI revolution
Old Mutual wealth strategist Izak Odendaal explores what the AI-driven capital expenditure boom means for investors.
Investors reward reform as SA’s outlook improves
Isaah Mhlanga, chief economist and head of research at RMB, explains why reforms, improving credit ratings and investor confidence are strengthening South Africa’s investment case despite rising geopolitical risks and economic uncertainty.
Bakubung Platinum Mine temporarily shuts down amid talks to cut 500 jobs
As parent company Wesizwe Platinum restructures to address operational challenges.
Bitcoin falls to pre-Iran conflict low as crypto slide extends
Bitcoin fell more than 5% to below $62 000 in early Singapore trading on Thursday, its lowest level since February 6.
Anchor Capital lists two active ETFs on JSE
Following investors' increased awareness of fees and lower-cost products.
Trump order directs customs to crack down on tariff cheats
His latest move to ramp up protectionist trade policies.