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Business braces for fallout from anti-immigration protests
‘You might just be getting yourself into a cycle over the next year or two years or three years of organisations that have now found their voice because the political parties are getting weaker in South Africa,’ says Sacci CEO Alan Mukoki.
Billionaire Dangote starts talks on Tanzania infrastructure push
'We have identified areas that can deliver significant value for Tanzania, and we are ready to work together to develop them for our mutual benefit,' Dangote said.
Rand trading surges as war spawns volatility, Sarb says
South Africa recorded a primary budget surplus of R86.7bn for the 2025/26 fiscal year.
Benchmarks demystified: From market indices to personal portfolio goals
‘One of the biggest risks in choosing benchmarks is that you don't match what you actually want as an objective’ – Satrix quantitative portfolio manager Siyabulela Nomoyi.
Europe’s newest reactor prepares to start up after 39-year wait
Fuel loading began at the fourth and final unit of the Mochovce nuclear plant on Monday.
When tensions rise, economies pay: The cost of anti-immigrant protests
Unpacking the economic, humanitarian and media implications of today’s anti-immigration unrest.
Yen hits four-decade low in historic slide that’s rattled Japan
A milestone that will generate unease in Japan and put traders on high alert for authorities wading into the market.
Absa slides 8% on weaker trading update
Warns of margin pressure as African growth expectations weaken.
Venezuela quake toll hits 1 719, government sets up shelters
A total of 22 619 injured people are being treated in hospitals, field hospitals and triage points, and 15 866 people have lost their homes, Rodríguez said on state television.