One battle after another …
Fuel price hikes clouding growth and inflation, the return of ‘Phala Phala’ adding spice to SA politics, the impact of the Iran War and severe weather on food inflation – South Africa a lot to deal with.
Gold and resource funds dominate latest PlexCrown rankings
Top-performing unit trusts post strong gains across multiple investment periods.
Public gets three more weeks to comment on Eskom nuclear site
Critics are concerned that Eskom has not yet determined the technology, funding model, or cost of the proposed plant.
DoT considering private and public contributions to fund the RAF
Says fuel levy revenue will inevitably reduce because of alternative energy vehicles and a hybrid funding model will lessen the burden on the fiscus.
Capitec’s call that sent a shockwave through telcos
Free on-network calls are a gamechanger …
Outstanding court ruling leaves Cape Town electricity users in limbo
Metro’s electricity tariffs up in the air.
Meat producers count the cost of inclement weather on the sector
‘This is a serious concern for the livestock sector in the short term, but there is no concern at all for any consumers about the quality of meat that they're getting’ – Yolandé Botha from the Red Meat Producers' Organisation in the Northern Cape.
Car manufacturers resilient, NC meat production stalls, and KZN property
This evening, we unpack market movements at the closing bell with PrimeXBT, we delve into the healthy interim company results from Redefine Properties, we examine a study on how car manufacturers are navigating global tensions with Nedbank Business and Commercial Banking, we hear about the impact of
Risk, risk everywhere
Kearabilwe Nonyana of PrimeXBT unpacked how US-Iran peace talks and the latest US inflation data weighed on market sentiment, triggering broad sell-offs in industrial and resource stocks. He noted that gold weakened alongside other risk assets, while Asia-Pacific markets continued to hit record high
Inside KZN’s growing demand for affordable, lifestyle-focused developments
Zibusiso Nzimande, managing director of Isphetho Developments, takes us through the origins of Inqaba Views in the Valley of a Thousand Hills and the company’s philosophy in responding to the housing deficit.