Maimane: Ramaphosa exit would have major economic implications
The pressures that could see more swimmers follow Tatjana abroad. Digital concierges set to change how hotels serve guests and boost revenue in 2027.
PIC seeks R8.4bn in shares in Dangote refinery IPO
SA’s biggest asset manager joins Nigerian pension-fund administrators seeking nearly $1bn in Africa’s largest planned IPO.
Mozambique-South Africa LNG terminal deal seen by January
The $450m project includes a floating storage and re-gasification unit to be anchored off Mozambique’s southern coastline near Inhassoro, and a connection to the main Rompco pipe, Boyce said after the signing.
South Africa’s new Financial Sector Conduct Bill nears tabling
Following months of procedural delays.
Phil Roux turns down role on Spar board
But Roux says he would have approached the role with alacrity.
Microsoft races to fix Outlook in one of its longest outages
An outage that has paralysed government offices, traders and businesses globally.
Microsoft outage sends traders back to phones and fax
Traders resort to old-school methods as a major Microsoft outage brings communication systems to a standstill.
Purple Group growth slows, but Savage optimistic on future prospects
CEO Charles Savage discusses growth strategies amid challenging market conditions. ‘I think active ETFs will displace unit trusts over the next decade or so.'
Zimbabwe moves to rebuild local bond market after ZiG chaos
The authorities intend to 'make the ZiG a store of value, as opposed to just a transactional currency,' central bank Governor John Mushayavanhu said
S&P sees Nigeria’s 2029 investment-grade goal as unrealistic
Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele said last month the country wants to exit junk status by 2029 to attract more capital and deepen its markets.