Rio buys Australian bauxite mine from Glencore, Mitsubishi
'The acquisition is for an undisclosed price and remains subject to relevant Queensland Government and other Australian regulatory approvals,' a Rio Tinto spokesman said.
Motsepe’s phosphate bet hits trouble after R2.6bn investment
Kropz will halt phosphate rock production at Elandsfontein, while a contractor warns that 238 jobs could be cut.
Bitcoin’s latest hack puts key crypto vulnerability in spotlight
As the industry tries to convince banks and institutional investors that digital assets can become part of mainstream financial infrastructure.
Dangote courts retail investors with $4 entry to record IPO
Calling it an initial public offering 'for the people.'
Old Mutual appoints Ranen Thakurdin as group CFO-designate
The appointment is to ensure a seamless leadership transition, with Thakurdin formally assuming the role on 1 April 2027.
Old Mutual profit drops as US-Iran war fallout curbs investments
Adjusted headline earnings fell 30% to R2.95bn in the six months through June.
South African Poll shows ANC leading in Johannesburg before vote
The African National Congress has 31% backing in the city, compared with 28% for its main rival.
Why employers need to rethink what a living wage means
Analysis of Sun International’s latest results and whether a living wage could strengthen South African businesses.
Oil near $100 as Iran says Hormuz deal with Oman is close
Brent for November settlement rose 0.5% to $97.49 a barrel as of 11:27 a.m. Singapore time.
AI is creating jobs, but SA could still lose
If our firms use it only to shrink their wage bills, we may become more efficient without becoming more prosperous.