Iran war seen boosting Africa’s renewable energy deals
The number of private investments in Africa increased by 8% last year, making it the only region globally to record growth, as other continents experienced a contraction.
Pakistan prepares for second round of US-Iran talks
The talks were thrown into doubt over the weekend when the US Navy fired upon and boarded an Iranian-flagged cargo ship in the Gulf of Oman, the first seizure in the US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
Tsunami hits northern Japan after powerful earthquake
Warning those in the region to remain in safe areas away from the coast out of concern that larger waves may follow.
JSE censures Komati Basin Water Authority over repeated disclosure failures
R500 000 fine imposed, with regulator flagging ongoing non-compliance with listing requirements.
Beware: Pension payouts can ignore your will
Simplifying your will as much as possible ‘gives a bigger chance of … your actual intent being followed after your passing’ – Henré Prinsloo, Head of Employee Benefits at Momentum Corporate.
South Africa steel needs demand not belligerence, regulator says
ArcelorMittal South Africa last year shut a steel mill, citing competition from so-called mini-mills that use scrap metal as their feedstock rather than iron ore.
Ninety One sees South Africa opportunities in war volatility
'There are still strong opportunities in resources, financials, and global growth themes,' Van den Berg said. 'Those drivers haven’t fundamentally changed.'
Pope Leo speaks out against exploitation of Africa’s resources
Warned that the practice was a recipe for discontent and upheaval.
War revives stagflation dangers for global economy
The initial take for April in economies from Australia to the US will be published on Thursday.
Crypto hack worth $290m triggers DeFi contagion shock
'This was not just a protocol exploit, it immediately became a cross-protocol contagion event,' security firm Cyvers said, estimating that at least nine other platforms were affected.