Iran war shows limits of Brics as India pushed to choose sides
Brics group has failed to take a position on the war.
Know your credit rights right before you need to use them
René Moonsamy from the National Debt Counselling Association looks at consumer rights before and after accessing credit, reckless lending and borrowing, and the evolving landscape of credit products like Buy Now, Pay Later.
Remgro interim dividend jumps 80%
The significant uplift is thanks to an improved performance by its diversified portfolio, the group says.
US awaits response to peace plan as Iran keeps up attacks
The US sent Iran a 15-point plan, which Pakistan delivered.
Nations race to secure enough fertiliser and prevent food crisis
As the Middle East war chokes off the flow of commodities and amplifies fears of a global food crisis.
Gulf states weigh military options to counter Iran’s attacks
Iran says Gulf states are legitimate targets because the US uses their airspace and territories to attack it — a claim they all reject.
Philippines declares energy emergency as fuel supplies run short
There is an 'imminent danger of a critically low energy supply,' Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said.
Rio Tinto secures bailout for aluminium smelter in Australia
The funding will be provided by the federal government and the state of Queensland over 10 years from 2030.
Australia fuel crunch expands to hundreds of gas stations
As the war in the Middle East disrupts global supplies.
Namibia turns down Starlink’s license bid over ownership
Starlink, which has no Namibian shareholding, didn’t obtain an exemption from rules that mandate minimum local ownership of 51%, the regulator said in a separate statement Tuesday.