SA lottery Olympic scammers must pay back the money
R25m in lottery funds looted through a fake Rio Olympics roadshow.
S&P 500 concentration risk
Semiconductor companies have experienced rapid profit growth, unlike the dotcom bubble of the 1990s, when expectations became completely detached from underlying profitability.
Transnet completes R4bn investment at Saldanha iron ore terminal
With the installation of a heavy-duty tippler used to empty rail wagons at Africa's largest iron ore export facility.
RWC will be on SuperSport, and we didn’t cancel Winter Olympics – Canal+ CEO
As group lists, Saada is ‘absolutely and totally confident’ it will turn around ailing MultiChoice.
Scopa votes to criminally charge former RAF CEO Collins Letsoalo
Following his failure to appear before the committee in November 2025.
Investors thump Absa, with astounding 43% vote against exec pay
This would’ve needed most of its top 10 shareholders to vote against it.
SA’s trade minister Parks Tau tests positive for Covid
But is in good spirits.
Global acquisitions power Ninety One’s growth
CEO Hendrik du Toit comments on solid growth despite geopolitical challenges slowing second-half inflows, touching on AI investment risks, a Sanlam acquisition, the launch of Ninety One Asia, and its increased share buyback programme.
Building businesses that change lives
Dr Phindile Msomi, founder and CEO of Hazile Group, on the importance of leadership rooted in integrity and the need to redefine philanthropy to create lasting social impact for future generations.
Investing through disruption: Lessons from history in the age of AI
Nshalati Hlungwane, manager for institutional clients at Allan Gray, examines the impact of technological disruption on market sentiment, the pace of adoption, and whether AI will lead to market returns.