Now SAA’s acting CEO Seshibe on ‘special leave’
Koekie Mbeki appointed acting group CEO with immediate effect.
Shell loses five-year legal fight with South African activists
The oil major won’t be allowed to renew an exploration right off South Africa’s rugged Indian Ocean Wild Coast, the Constitutional Court ruled.
Who should control SA’s medicine supply?
Who should control SA's medicine supply? Boards could be held liable for rubber stamping excessive paycheques under Companies Act.
Truworths flags full-year sales decline
Middle East conflict derails group's consumer recovery hopes.
Stronger rand and cost pressures drag down Exxaro’s earnings
With a drop of between 18% and 23% expected for the six-month period ended 30 June 2026.
Balancing AI efficiency with human expertise in asset management
‘I'm a big, big fan of what AI brings to the party, but just a good old-fashioned expert is the right person to give you advice’ – Andile Jonas, head of marketing at Momentum Savings.
Oil gains as US warns of more economic measures to isolate Iran
Brent for October settlement rose 1% to $87.95 a barrel as of 7:47 a.m. in London.
Gold retreats toward $4 300 as traders weigh Fed rate-hike path
Spot gold fell 0.5% to $4 329.50 an ounce at 7:30 a.m. in London.
SA taps London to boost new benchmark rate adoption
The move to Zaronia mirrors shifts in the US and UK from measures like the London Interbank Offered Rate — once the most commonly used global reference rate — to more transparent and reliable benchmarks.
Tankers are going dark for longer to get oil out of Middle East
Doubling down on tactics honed in the earlier days of the Iran war.