FSCA provisionally withdraws Mixirite’s licence amid concerns over sales practices
Moneyweb has linked Mixirite to Banxso and AfriMarkets’ owner.
Investor who scored 900% win in 2008 crisis has new big short bet
Today, he sees a new opportunity as risks bubble up around private credit.
Chaos in KZN as immigrants crowd reparation sites
A disused government building in Pietermaritzburg has been occupied.
Why removing migrant workers could hurt SA food security
‘If a large number of street vendors are originally from other countries or descended from people from other countries, and if they're off the streets tomorrow, people will be paying 50% more for a lot of things,’ says Dr Marc Wegerif, principal investigator at the Centre of Excellence in Food Secur
Ramaphosa taps former treasury budget chief as economic advisor
Bringing a respected fiscal policy technocrat back into the government as the country seeks to accelerate growth and deepen economic reforms.
Michael Saylor faces a bitcoin dilemma with no easy way out
Strategy is under pressure after a months-long Bitcoin selloff that has raised concerns about the company’s ability to meet its financial obligations.
Credit providers under fire as complaints rise sharply
Consumer sentiment plunges to 15-month low as Iran conflict hits South Africans where it hurts. The immigration debate has a food security problem. And why plastic-free is a fantasy, but plastic-smart is the future.
Gold drops to near $4 000 on stronger dollar, Fed rate outlook
Spot gold fell 1.3% to $4 062.36 an ounce at 11:05 a.m. in London.
Nedbank: Growth slows, inflation peaks and rates stay higher for longer
Bank expects price pressures to ease later this year, but sees no immediate scope for interest rate cuts.
Trump vows economy to rebound as Iran price shocks reverberate
'We’re trying to work out a deal that’s fair,' Trump said Tuesday during a visit to a Mack Trucks manufacturing plant. 'Oil is going to come charging down, and with oil comes everything else.'