R1bn private push to rescue key Joburg precinct
From seabed to state coffers: How oil and gas could reshape SA’s economy. Can South Africa grow while balancing global pressure and tight finances? And why spending on baby products is still rising.
IMF sounds alarm on Mozambique debt distress, budget crisis
'Under existing policies, chronic fiscal deficits and reliance on costly domestic debt, combined with weaker economic growth, result in an unsustainable debt path,' the IMF said.
From wool to wine: SA’s agricultural potential in China
Agbiz chief economist Wandile Sihlobo looks at the China-Africa Framework agreement and how our meat, grain and wine industries stand to benefit if we are able to secure better tariff levels there.
Tongaat crisis threatens systemic failure in SA’s sugar industry
SA Canegrowers urges Ramaphosa and key ministers to act before 18 000 growers lose their only milling lifeline.
Sibanye restores dividend after precious-metals prices rally
The precious-metal rally continued into this year, before pulling back since late January.
Anglo takes R36.8bn impairment on De Beers diamond unit
The diamond industry is mired in one of its worst ever crises, while Anglo’s two flagship coal mines have both been halted due to fires.
Santam first Brics insurer to set up in India’s Gift City
Shortly after receiving final approval to operate a syndicate at Lloyd’s.
Epstein estate agrees to $35m settlement in victim claims
The suit was originally filed in 2024 against Indyke and Kahn, who worked for years as Epstein’s lawyer and accountant.
US imports more from Taiwan than China for first time in decades
US purchases of goods from China plunged almost 44% in December.
Trump says US will release files related to aliens and UFOs
Trump’s push to focus on aliens comes at the beginning of a hectic midterm election year, with a heavy public focus on information disclosed in files related to the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein — many of which mention Trump by name.