Trump reiterates threat to destroy Iran as deadline nears
As both sides kept up attacks in the sixth week of the war.
State blacklists 52 companies in long-overdue procurement crackdown
‘Under my leadership, I've shown that we've gone from two being blacklisted in 22 years to 52 in 18 months, and that's because we are having a lot more scrutiny on these projects,’ says Minister of Public Works Dean Macpherson.
Pension funds and administrators could face summons for ignoring complaints
Non-responsive pension funds, be warned.
Tata marks 12 000th truck assembled in SA as local manufacturing push continues
Milestone at Rosslyn plant highlights role of domestic assembly in supporting jobs and supply chains.
Transnet Pipelines arrest linked to wider fuel theft syndicate
Suspect remains in custody as investigations expand across multiple provinces.
From eggs to electricity – why consumers aren’t feeling relief yet
Government blacklists 52 companies in major crackdown. Delay to Brazil agreement risks a protein crisis for millions. Deep-end drama: SA water polo conflict escalates.
Dangote says Nigerian crude supply to refinery doubled in March
After the Iran war disrupted Middle East shipments.
Oil rises a third day as Trump threats escalate before deadline
Brent for June settlement rose 1.3% to $111.23 a barrel at 7:45 a.m. in London.
Gold wavers as traders weigh Trump’s deadline to strike Iran
Spot gold slipped 0.2% to $4 641.98 an ounce at 2:21 p.m. Singapore time.
Eskom redeems R38bn bond after 19-year market run
'The redemption of the ES26 bond is a testament to the utility’s turnaround trajectory and our commitment to rigorous financial governance,' says Eskom Group CEO Dan Marokane.