South Africa expels top Israeli diplomat, risking US ire
'This decisive measure follows a series of unacceptable violations of diplomatic norms and practice, which pose a direct challenge to South Africa’s sovereignty,' Phiri said.
Trump confirms Kevin Warsh as new Federal Reserve chair
Warsh aligned himself with the president in 2025 by arguing publicly for lower interest rates, going against his longstanding reputation as an inflation hawk.
Famous Brands approves 5% share buyback
Buyback to run from February to May 2026 and be funded from existing cash resources.
Gold, silver plunge as reports on Fed nominee boost dollar
Bullion rally cools as Trump’s hawkish Fed pick strengthens Greenback and triggers overdue correction.
Africa is the world’s next big travel story
Getting paid is a global problem, and SA is near the top. Populism’s rising tide and SA’s response. Education tech is growing – but are people ready for it?
What’s driving record gold demand in a $5 000 market?
With gold above $5 000, Krishan Gopaul, market strategist at the World Gold Council, explains what’s driving record demand, renewed ETF inflows, cautious central banks and why investor momentum remains a powerful force.
Simon’s weekly wrap: Gold, tech and regulation under scrutiny
This week we explored record gold holdings, questioned AI hype, the pitfalls of sectional title ownership and the Offshore Petroleum Association of SA warning about regulatory uncertainty costing the country millions in potential investment.
Ninety One-Sanlam deal set to close on Monday
Set to create an initial 15-year strategic relationship between the two giants.
JSE plunges over 3% amid precious metals volatility
Resources index dives over 9% following a sudden plunge in gold and PGM prices.
Trump sues IRS, treasury for $10bn for tax-return leak
Potentially putting American taxpayers on the hook for a massive payout.