UK, France convene fresh Hormuz Summit on re-opening planning
Planners from more than 30 countries will participate in the talks in a two-day conference in north London.
Capitec dividend beats estimates after bank posts record profit
Headline earnings climbed 23% to R16.8bn in the year to February 28 from R13.7bn a year earlier.
Lufthansa to scrub 20 000 summer flights
To save on fuel costs.
Trump extends Iran ceasefire, keeps blockade as talks falter
A day before it was set to expire, even as plans for a fresh round of talks between the two countries fell apart.
Oil traders say billion-barrel hole will linger long after war
Brent futures are trading just below $100, down sharply from highs of nearly $120 in the weeks immediately following the war, as the market watches for news on peace talks due to be held in Pakistan.
Hackers behind $300m crypto theft now laundering loot
Even as parts of the industry scramble to block them.
A consumer discretionary for your portfolio
Analysis of why Europe is emerging as an increasingly valuable long-term partner for SA and a look at how local family businesses are outperforming global peers.
Xenophobic protests escalate with countrywide shutdown planned for 4 May
March organisers want all documented and undocumented foreign nationals sent home to ‘avoid civil war’.
Itac commissioner’s analysis of steel sector is incomplete
His defence of the price preference system introduced in 2013 as a temporary measure is dangerously detached – South Africa cannot afford a scrap-metal policy that protects dominant players while crippling the collectors and recyclers who keep our economy circular.
R88bn in unclaimed benefits spurs motor industry action
Initiative focuses on awareness gaps that leave workers disconnected from funds they are owed.