US efforts to end Iran war stumble as ship seized near UAE
The ship, whose identity wasn’t disclosed, was taken 38 nautical miles off the UAE coast and was bound for the Islamic Republic, the UK Maritime Trade Operations said.
Icasa signals no Starlink entry without law change
‘Whilst we support new investors in South Africa … we have a limitation, which is a legislative limitation at the moment,’ says Icasa chair Mothibi Ramusi.
Valdene Reddy at the helm of Africa’s biggest stock exchange
Few roles in South African business carry as much institutional weight as the CEO of the JSE.
US retail sales rise for third month despite higher gas prices
he value of retail purchases increased 0.5% last month after a revised 1.6% gain in March.
No economic fix for Joburg without boardroom reform
SA’s Starlink delay sparks debate over policy vs progress. Diesel spike leaves construction contractors exposed, claims clock is ticking. And the truth about medical cannabis in SA – it’s not what you think.
Acsa begins CEO transition as Mpumi Mpofu exits in June
Board credits outgoing CEO with steering the airports group through one of the aviation sector’s most turbulent periods.
Peter de Villiers appointed Attacq’s permanent finance chief
Alongside the appointment of Sureya Scheepers as company secretary.
Director quits as Hyprop edges closer to deal with Ellerine Brothers
Acquisition of remaining stake in ‘trophy’ asset Canal Walk closer than ever…
Field to fork: Farmers’ rising risks and costs
‘In South Africa and the southern hemisphere, we are in a more comfortable position in that we will be starting our harvest soon and hopefully see price increases in the near future’ – Loffie Brandt from Absa AgriBusiness.
Alibaba, Tencent investors look past slow growth to AI potential
Alibaba Group Holding recorded its first operating loss since the depths of the Covid pandemic in 2021.