PPC sees earnings jump despite muted demand in SA
With the group's turnaround strategy proving positive.
Balwin backs Mooikloof growth with R100m road investment
New road connection between Atterbury and Garsfontein roads is designed to improve traffic flow and support urban expansion.
‘What we’re seeing is an economy certainly slowing down’
Dr Greg Cline, head of portfolio management at Investec, shares insights on the energy and freight shock costs rippling through local supply chains.
Zambia turns debt burden into energy investment with AfDB
The country has launched one of the most innovative sovereign finance transactions seen on the continent in years, and its real significance lies in how readily it can be repeated elsewhere in Africa.
Iranian crude offered to China at discount
As demand softens.
Dividend bonanza for Omnia shareholders
Shares have surged to a more than seven-year high, buoyed by Middle East tensions that have pushed up input prices.
New referendum would flip Brexit result 10 years on, poll finds
Fifty-two percent of Britons think the UK should rejoin the EU, according to an Ipsos survey of 1 137 British adults conducted between May 14 and May 20.
IMF chief warns world isn’t ready for shocks that are piling up
'The best ammunition we have is objective analysis,' she said.
Copper rebounds from Friday slump on China-buying and US flows
Copper rose 0.5% to $13 581 a ton on the LME as of 11:08 a.m. in Shanghai.
Johannesburg’s decline since the 2010 World Cup is stark
Even after accounting for inflation, the city's budget announced two weeks ago is more than 60% higher than it was in 2010, yet property values are 21% lower.