Zuma remains in hospital, office says
His hospitalisation comes weeks before 4 November municipal elections, raising questions about his ability to campaign for the MK Party.
Former UK defence chief on the global power shift investors can’t ignore
General Sir Nick Carter discusses shifting global power, US-China relations, the economic risks of conflict and the opportunities for SA.
Botswana said to near agreement on size of its De Beers stake
The proposed deal could lift Botswana’s stake from 15% to about 25%, clearing a major hurdle in Anglo American’s planned sale.
F1 returns to Africa with Rwanda Grand Prix in 2030s
The East African nation will host the African Grand Prix under a 10-year agreement.
Tourist hotspot Mauritius hit by worst unrest since 1999
Water shortages and rising living costs sparked protests, while an emergency cabinet meeting will address security concerns.
Court bars anti-immigrant protesters from going near Home Affairs
The court issues strict conditions prohibiting key protesters from coming within range of Home Affairs offices.
The positive bond feedback loop: SA’s economic resilience
Izak Odendaal of Old Mutual Wealth looks at why global bond turmoil is putting local bonds in focus ahead of the MTBPS.
Treasuries climb as global stock selloff fuels haven demand
The 10-year US yield slid as much as 5 basis points to about 5.19% on Tuesday.
Counting the cost of SA’s violent unrest
Former UK defence boss on who is really in control and weaponising the world’s strategic chokepoints. The business of surviving catastrophes and the billion-rand aftermath.
China’s CXMT claims memory breakthrough ahead of Samsung, Hynix
An unsubstantiated claim that jolted stocks and reflects China’s aggressive push into a critical sphere.