New electricity price hikes push families deeper into the dark
The problem now is not load shedding but price.
The race to rescue 8 000 sailors still stranded behind Hormuz
Months after war erupted, thousands of merchant sailors are still stranded as security fears, insurance costs and geopolitics delay a return to normal shipping.
Cape Winelands Airport and Stellenbosch University partner on R8bn aviation hub
Collaboration will link academic research, skills development and smart infrastructure to the airport's long-term expansion.
Urban farming helps Johannesburg’s poorest households survive
Now it needs bigger investment.
Trump financial disclosure shows 21 000 trades in 2025
The president’s financial filing shows extensive trading activity worth up to $1.86bn through independently managed investment accounts.
Wall Street bets rallying markets will absorb every market blow
Investors expect resilient growth, broader AI spending and stronger earnings to outweigh higher borrowing costs, geopolitical risks and rich valuations.
Mid-year reality check: Is your financial well-being structurally sound?
The question is not whether the first half of the year was good or bad …
Wall Street’s AI race is fuelling new fears of crowded trading
The technology that promises smarter investing may also amplify bad information and overconfidence.
Despite its best efforts, Iran won’t be able to toll the Strait of Hormuz
Iran may desire the source of income, but it would not work – the Strait of Hormuz is not a canal.
Scarred by ‘97 Crash, Korea nervously opens 24-hour won trading
Seoul is pressing ahead with landmark reforms to win developed-market status, even as the won languishes near a 17-year low.