Court ruling opens door for previously rejected RAF claims
‘It gives claimants a new chance now until 30 September of this year to resubmit claims which were previously unlawfully rejected,’ says Kirstie Haslam, partner at DSC Attorneys.
Construction begins on R650m GrandWest Mall development
New retail and entertainment hub, anchored by Checkers FreshX and SuperSpar, targets a June 2027 opening as tenant demand surges.
Unpredictable skies threaten SA’s agricultural outlook
Hormuz disruption fast-tracks the age of real-time trade data. Economic freedom at risk as SA’s factories fall silent. Thousands of RAF claims could restart after landmark ruling.
South Africa says war puts R2.13trn revenue goal at risk
As rising fuel prices drive costly subsidies and threaten to slow economic growth.
ConCourt rekindles Ramaphosa cash-in-sofa saga
The National Assembly 'rule is inconsistent with the Constitution, invalid and it is set aside,' Judge Mandisa Maya said.
Simon’s weekly wrap: AI is changing finance as stagflation fears rise
This week we looked at global automakers like Toyota and Mercedes-Benz tapping South Africa's bond market, AI-driven investment strategies, stagflation fears and renewed confidence in emerging markets.
Unpacking Sappi’s financial and operational outlook
End-March 2026 interims reflect a battle with tariffs, currency and cost surges – Sappi CEO Steve Binnie.
Godongwana’s letter to CoJ sparks fears around property valuations
Prolonged instability, service delivery failures, financial uncertainty and the threat of disruptive protest action will seriously undermine Johannesburg’s attractiveness as a place to live, work and invest.
Oil loading logjam at key Oman port puts flows under strain
May lead to late deliveries to buyers already starved of Middle Eastern supply.
Oil climbs following fresh clashes between US and Iranian forces
Brent for July settlement rose 1.1% to $101.17 a barrel at 12:01 p.m. in Singapore.