Can Jack Bloom help fix SA’s water crisis?
Winners, losers and survivors: Inside SA's new political era. Building cars in an age of global trade turbulence. And the AI talent war is here, and it's getting expensive.
Oil wavers as Persian Gulf flows surge toward pre-war levels
Brent for September was little changed at $71.97 a barrel as of 10:18 a.m. in London.
Simon’s weekly wrap: Gold’s run is not over, R400m backs university ideas
This week on MoneywebNOW we looked at the World Gold Council seeing more gains for gold, Stocks & Strauss raise R400m to turn university ideas into real businesses, what makes a good investment benchmark, and why probabilities beat predictions.
Gold, US politics and oil shocks: Decoding the gold market’s next moves
'I would really point all of your listeners to our recent central bank survey; it's a master class in being able to see what everybody's thinking’ – Taylor Burnette, World Gold Council.
Spotify challenges prediction markets
After song chart rigging.
R2.7bn in compensation paid to sick mineworkers
17% of silicosis and TB claims have been paid out as of 30 June.
Jeremy’s weekly wrap: How business prepared for the protest blow
This week on Moneyweb@Midday we examined business preparing for security as well as impact on trading of the anti-immigration protests, the Automobile Association confirming that nine nine popular cars had failed basic safety standards and uproar over the return of Dina Pule to cabinet.
Trump insists ‘there’s nothing wrong’ with his big crypto gains
Trump reported earlier this week earning at least $1.4bn in 2025 from crypto and memecoin-related firms.
Ramaphosa calls for $1.5bn Ebola pledges to be funded
At least 440 people have died and more than 770 cases have been confirmed, with Ituri province remaining the epicenter of the outbreak.
Could we see US$-priced ETFs on the JSE?
A look at the growth of actively managed ETFs and what’s driving investor demand, alongside the outlook for gold in the second half of 2026.