ConCourt rejects appeal of impeachment ruling
That interdicted a committee from holding public hearings as part of a probe into whether the president should be impeached.
Tax change could hit South Africans with spouses living abroad
‘It can have a negative impact on those ordinary South Africans, even though they are targeting wealthy taxpayers who are trying to use a loophole,’ says tax attorney Reinert van Rensburg.
World-beating rand carry lures traders to South African bonds
At the fastest pace since January.
The organisation protecting whistleblowers may shut its doors
Minister Creecy on Cape Town port improvements aimed at protecting billions in fruit exports, and why tax-free transfers between spouses are under threat.
Four children of Indonesia’s richest family inherit $3bn each
Marking one of Asia’s biggest wealth transfers in recent years.
Tencent sustains revenue growth to bankroll costly AI investment
Revenue for the three months ended June climbed to 204.8bn yuan ($30.4 billion), beating the average analyst forecast by about 1%.
Long Covid study finds gut immune system struggling to clear lingering virus
The immune abnormalities were much more pronounced in intestinal tissue than in blood, suggesting blood tests may miss important biological changes occurring inside tissues.
Rio Tinto aluminium smelter to get Australian government bailout
To keep the plant operating as it grapples with high energy costs, according to people familiar with the matter.
Trump claims Hormuz control as US, Iran harden their stances
'We own it,' Trump told reporters at Joint Base Andrews outside Washington late Tuesday. 'And at some point, maybe they’ll do something, and then they get blown away.'
Nvidia’s show of financial force soothes credit markets
The idea is that outside money, sophisticated eyes on deals and Wall Street’s stamp of approval should help alleviate worries that Nvidia was inflating an AI asset bubble with circular financing.