Shein is said to move ahead with preparations for HK IPO
Potentially capping a years-long effort by the fast-fashion giant to go public.
Telkom invests R100m in AI institute to strengthen SA’s digital workforce
As global connectivity commitments increasingly shift towards skills, innovation, and economic inclusion initiatives.
Jeremy’s weekly wrap: CoJ’s finances, soldiers deployed and the living wage question
This week on Moneyweb@Midday we examined Joburg's financial crisis and Treasury's concerns, the deployment of soldiers during anti-immigrant protests and the case for a voluntary R20k living wage.
Tanzania’s richest man pledges $100m for Dangote refinery
Dewji is yet to discuss his ambitions with Dangote and said he’d 'definitely reach out to him and we can chat about it.'
Simon’s weekly wrap: Downgrades mount, SA growth slows, Reits rally
This week on MoneywebNOW we looked at global downgrades, SA's weaker growth outlook, heavily shorted stocks such as Spar and Dis-Chem, the cost of poor workplace technology and why Reits continue to outperform.
Coface Economic Risk Review: Downgrades sweep across the globe
'South Africa's economy has been resilient to shocks, but the resilience is also part of why it stagnates' – Aroni Chaudhuri, chief Africa economist at Coface.
WATCH: Godongwana updates on withheld municipal funding
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana provides an update on the decision to temporarily withhold the July 2026 equitable share transfers to 69 municipalities.
Gold steadies as traders weigh Mideast tensions and rate outlook
Spot gold slipped 0.3% to $4 112.95 an ounce at 2:40 p.m. in Singapore, and was down 1.5% for the week.
Congo Ebola responders stay on strike as Africa CDC pushes to resolve pay dispute
Almost 300 new cases have been recorded over the past week, with 151 people admitted to treatment centers on Wednesday alone, bringing the total to 1 792 confirmed infections and 625 deaths.
South Africa economy nears ‘escape velocity,’ Standard Bank says
Sees growth at 1.7% next year — more upbeat than the International Monetary Fund, which this week maintained its 2027 forecast at 1.3% — rising to 2% in 2028.