South African factory mood remains downbeat for fifth month
As purchasing-price pressures intensified and expectations about future business conditions deteriorated.
Wage dispute rages on, Joburg services suffer
Durban eyes Olympic glory as safety and spending questions mount. Digital passports take flight as travellers demand faster airport journeys. Why your voting station may have changed.
Elections, valuations, and long-term strategy
‘We have to watch the earnings and see if that's sustainable’: Luigi Marinus from PPS Investments.
Court clears RAF to appoint new CEO
The fund will proceed with the immediate implementation of Waseem Carrim’s executive appointment.
Redefine shrugs off uncertainty with positive growth forecast
The property group expects distributable income per share to rise by between 3% and 5% in FY2027.
North Korea’s hackers supercharge crypto heists with AI skills
Binance has said an initial investigation found a compromised laptop belonging to an engineer as a point of breach.
Oil slides with Trump reportedly open to more Iran diplomacy
Brent for January settlement dropped 3.1% to $109.88 a barrel as of 8:10 a.m. in London.
Standard Bank backs One Young World summit in Cape Town
The bank will sponsor 61 delegates as the event returns to African soil for the first time in 13 years.
BLSA tracker shows reform progress as municipal elections put service delivery to the test
Operation Vulindlela's latest reform confirms the hardest decisions are made, but rail and electricity still lag, and the municipal elections are a chance to demand service delivery, says BLSA's Mavuso.
South Africa’s low-key municipal polls pose risks for investors
One-week implied volatility for the rand versus the dollar has declined since the start of October and is well below the one-year average level, suggesting little extra demand to hedge against price swings.