Empty seats, big questions: The economics of Springbok rugby
Could a R20 000 living wage help tackle poverty in SA? The financial pressures facing the ‘messy middle’. And why mediation can be the lifeline for our clogged courts.
Treasury to give departments the municipal treatment
They must pay their municipal bills or expect the same consequences.
Trump says US ceasefire with Iran is ‘over’ after strikes
Raising the prospect of a renewed military conflict between the two countries.
Trump’s Greenland obsession returns: ‘Stupidly, we gave it back’
'We shouldn’t have given it back to them, because we’re the ones that need it. We need it for protection of the world, not just the United States. And it’s very important.'
Ignoring tech issues costs financial services industry millions every year
‘We found that technology friction is effectively a hidden productivity tax that never really shows up on any dashboard' – Altron Digital Business MD Craig Stewart.
Logistics giant Newlyn Group gets massive R5bn backing from Absa CIB
The group is behind the development of the R3.4bn Newlyn PX Terminal near the Port of Durban.
Zimbabwean president signs law extending his term by two years
Lawmakers backed the term extension last month.
Iranian oil at sea left in limbo after US revokes 60-day waiver
There are around 63m barrels of Iranian oil currently on the water, either in transit or idling.
Indonesia selloff draws Allan Gray into the market
The asset manager says depressed valuations have created an opportunity, starting with an investment in Indofood.
Oil climbs as US strikes targets in Iran following ship attacks
Brent for September settlement rose 2.6% to $76.09 a barrel at 11:26 a.m in Singapore.