Rand set for biggest gain in 16 years on SA stability
Domestically, the country has benefited from slower inflation and an improving growth outlook.
China’s Jiangxi to buy copper miner SolGold in $1bn deal
Many in the industry are forecasting a shortage of the metal as the global economy electrifies, leading to a series of approaches among big miners, including a failed bid by BHP for Anglo American Plc.
Australia set for desalination boom as water shortages loom
Oxford Economics reckons that over the next 10 years, demand for drinkable water will increase by more than 10% in some areas.
Coronation scraps performance fees
New fixed fees to be charged from October 2026, regardless of performance.
US tariffs become a headwind for SA yacht builders
Most of the nearly R5bn worth of boat exports are destined for America.
The stories that interested our readers in 2025
Health, retirement, crooks and tax issues topped the list.
Storms wreak havoc on SA’s electricity supply
Hampering response efforts in areas where access is difficult due to flooding, damaged infrastructure, or unsafe terrain.
How to enjoy the festive season without the ‘Januworry’ hangover
From setting spending limits to planning for January school costs, experts explain how smart festive budgeting can prevent post-holiday money stress.
Israel recognises breakaway Somaliland region
Somalia, which regards Somaliland as an integral part of its territory, rejected the deal as unlawful, describing it as “deliberate attack on its sovereignty.”
Toyota’s sales drop in November, dragged down by China
The Japanese automaker's results serve as a barometer for the industry’s struggle to balance strong long-term demand with short-term economic and policy headwinds.