WITH the automotive landscape changing because of the evolving technology and investment into more product research, there is …
By Monique Vanek, Bloomberg African policymakers are set to keep interest rates higher for longer as renewed hostilities between the US and Iran fan fresh inflation fears, especially in countries that are net fuel …
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South Africa and Nigeria are poised to exit a global financial watchdog’s “grey list” as soon as next …
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Gold reached a new all-time high as the US began a government shutdown, threatening upheaval, including delays to …
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Eskom has reported a profit for the financial year 2025, marking the first time in eight years. However, …
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US President Donald Trump has withdrawn his nomination of conservative economist EJ Antoni as head of the Bureau …
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JSE-listed Capitec reported a 26% jump in headline earnings to just over R8 billion for the six months …
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The JSE hit a new record on Monday morning, briefly trading at 107 914 points before moderating to …
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Nigeria’s central bank cut its key interest rate for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, …
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Africa needs $1.6 trillion to achieve its Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. This translates to additional funding requirements …
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Standard Bank has acted as a joint global coordinator on the R44.1 billion placement of Anglo American’s remaining …
