Cape Town F1 backer presses ahead after Rwanda lands Grand Prix
The proposed R6.7bn motorsport complex in the Swartland region north of Cape Town is targeting a 2031 race.
Botswana set as Southern African hub in Dangote Refinery IPO
The Botswana depositary receipts are expected to raise $500m towards the refinery’s $1.6bn IPO, which has been extended to 27 October.
Cape Town’s water supply is stable, but for how long?
‘We need to start using water more responsibly and eventually reduce water usage should there be no rains in this particular month,’ says Dr Zahid Badroodien, MMC for Cape Town’s water and sanitation.
Trump says Taiwan to buy gas from Alaska LNG export project
Trump also said Taiwan would invest an additional $4.4bn to see the project completed.
Advtech buys St George’s School to launch Eastern Cape campus for neurodivergent learners
The Bridge School Gqeberha will open in 2028 and offer specialised academic, social, and therapeutic support.
Why you’re paying 16.2% more for chicken
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AI to cut headcount at more than half of UK firms, CFOs say
Deloitte said Wednesday that 52% of CFOs expect to cut headcount due to the technology, with AI adoption still in its early stages.
TFG suffers cyberattack on UK fashion brands
The breach affects Phase Eight, Hobbs and Whistles.
IMF, World Bank tout Bangkok blueprint against digital fraud
The initiative comes as Thailand’s efforts to crack down on scam operations have uncovered sophisticated ways in which proceeds of cyber fraud become a major part of broader illicit financial flow, Vitai said.
China on cusp of $1trn trade surplus as exports surge
Shipments abroad soared 36% last month from a year earlier and imports jumped 31%.