A company linked to South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe said a Tanzanian court has struck out a long-running case brought by Pula Group LLC against him and affiliated firms, in which Pula sought...
Botswana got selected as the host venue for the southern African portion of the initial public offering of the continent’s largest oil refinery, giving the relatively small market a key role in the re...
President Donald Trump said Taiwan had agreed to buy 30% of the liquefied natural gas from a planned project in Alaska over the next 20 years, touting the initiative ahead of US midterm elections. Tru...
Advtech, owner of private school brands including Crawford International, Trinityhouse and Pinnacle, has acquired the St George’s School property in Gqeberha in order to establish the first Eastern Ca...
Many of Britain’s large businesses are ready to replace staff with artificial intelligence over the next year, according to a prominent survey of chief financial officers. Deloitte said Wednesday that...
A federal judge said journalists with CNN, MS NOW and Politico can continue to have access to the White House while their lawsuit against the Trump administration proceeds. US District Judge Timothy J...
China’s state-run refiners are set for a months-long effort to replenish oil stockpiles, according to Eurasia Group, after tapping reserves to cushion the impact of elevated prices stemming from the U...
Iran-backed Houthis launched missile and drone attacks across Saudi Arabia, targeting several cities, as oil giant Saudi Aramco’s headquarters in the east of the kingdom was hit. A limited fire erupte...
South Africa is heading in the right direction for its first credit-rating upgrade by Moody’s Ratings since 2009, provided the country’s fiscal performance continues to improve. The agency, which rate...
Oil climbed as a flare-up in attacks in the Middle East increased uncertainty over a recovery in Persian Gulf energy flows. Brent rose toward $107 a barrel after falling 0.9% on Tuesday, while West Te...
Doctors diagnosed Pope Leo XIV with lung cancer and removed the lower lobe of his right lung during surgery, the Holy See said. The operation at Rome’s Gemelli hospital followed the earlier discovery ...
Allan Gray, which oversees $29 billion in assets, favours Nigerian stocks over South Korean equities, as they offer a diversification play from the artificial-intelligence frenzy that has swept market...
On Tuesday, commuter activist group #UniteBehind hand-delivered an affidavit to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) offices in Cape Town. It wants the NPA to investigate, subpoena and prosecute p...
Gaming, hotels and resorts operator Sun International is attempting to get ahead of looming regulatory pressure by seizing a leadership position within the industry. It has launched its Group Responsi...
The proposal by the financially-distressed Road Accident Fund (RAF) to National Treasury for a 33.3% increase in the RAF levy in the fuel price to R3 a litre is dead in the water – and that is accordi...
Eskom’s new baby, on which it pins its hope to remain relevant in a changing electricity supply industry, is moving forward at pace, with two announcements in the last few days regarding 6 000MW of ut...
Brett Herron is a lawyer, former Cape Town councillor and now the GOOD Party’s mayoral candidate for the 2026 local government elections. His political experience runs deep inside the city he wants to...
Former South African President Jacob Zuma remains in the hospital, according to a statement from his family foundation, contradicting an earlier news report that he’d been discharged. The Jacob G Zuma...
Botswana and a group leading the race to buy De Beers are near an agreement on their future ownership stakes in the diamond miner, potentially paving the way for Anglo American Plc to finally exit the...
Formula 1 will return to Africa, with the first race scheduled to take place in Rwanda in the early 2030s. The East African nation will host the Formula 1 African Grand Prix under a 10-year agreement,...
Mauritius, an Indian-ocean island nation best known for its white-sand beach resorts, has been rocked by its worst riots since 1999. Demonstrations that erupted last week over water shortages and livi...
Mauritius, an Indian-ocean island nation best known for its white-sand beach resorts, has been rocked by its worst riots since 1999. Demonstrations that erupted last week over water shortages and livi...
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi positioned India as a reliable partner in an increasingly uncertain world, warning that the supply chains, trade and technologies that once connected countries are ...
Treasuries advanced as trading resumed after a long weekend, with a selloff in global equities fuelling demand for haven assets. The 10-year US yield slid as much as 5 basis points to about 5.19% on T...
The US-led global order “is over” and the world has entered a period of heightened geopolitical uncertainty, former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said Tuesday. President Donald Trump is “not a cause o...
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE offered a closer look at the deepening Chinese luxury slump this week, revealing that sales on the mainland dropped by double digits in the third quarter while the ...
President Donald Trump dismissed concerns that Russia and China might be helping Iran in its war with the US, adding that the two countries would have “too much to lose” in aiding the Islamic Republic...
The International Monetary Fund said global growth should pick up next year with a boost from AI investment, but warned the world economy is nearing the limits of its resilience as the energy squeeze ...
Saudi Arabia intercepted more ballistic missiles launched by Yemen’s Houthis, a sign the confrontation with the Iran-backed militant group is far from subsiding. The Houthis targeted Riyadh and Khamis...
A barrage of drone and missile attacks on Saudi Arabia has intensified pressure on Washington to step up efforts to help its close ally battle Iran-backed Houthi militants in neighbouring Yemen. The d...
French high school students are set to hit the streets on Tuesday, extending their movement into a third week with no clear response from policymakers to their demands in sight. A student-led protest ...
Oil slipped following three days of gains that were driven by concern the widening war in the Middle East could hamper a recovery in supply from the region. Brent fell toward $105 a barrel after risin...
Twenty-four Chinese-owned clothing manufacturers in Newcastle have agreed, effectively, that they have no labour law “amnesty” and cannot keep the clothing bargaining council’s inspectors out of their...
The rise in AI stocks does not appear to be a bubble, international investors sometimes rate South Africa’s fundamentals more highly than locals do, and global markets are doing well despite the rise ...
The unlawful occupation of about 2 000 hectares of state-owned land at Knoflokskraal near Grabouw in the Western Cape is heading back to court as the government seeks a lasting solution. Some of the l...
Discount retailer Boxer, majority owned by Pick n Pay, remains firmly on track to hit 1 000 stores in the medium-term, having opened its 600th outlet in the 26 weeks to 30 August. It added 24 new stor...
Meat importers in a submission to the government are arguing there is no evidence there should still be tariffs on frozen bone-in chicken imports from Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. ...
Tencent Holdings Ltd. told fixed-income investors Monday that its planned bond offering of about $5 billion will help finance AI-related capital expenditures, people familiar with the matter said, as ...
Two US-based academics who reframed the thinking of John Maynard Keynes after the oil crises of the 1970s won the Nobel Prize in Economics. Robert E. Hall of Stanford University and Michael Woodford ...
Beijing police opened a criminal investigation into companies affiliated with Chinese wealth management firm CreditEase over suspected illegal financial activities. Police didn’t specify the exact cha...
Japanese Trade Minister Ryosei Akazawa called for stronger cooperation between oil-producing and consuming countries as well as greater oil stockpiling and infrastructure development in Asia, seeking ...
South Africa’s manufacturing output falls 4.3% year on year in August, as Trade, Industry and Competition (dtic) Minister Parks Tau visited Bell Equipment and Mondi South Africa in KwaZulu-Natal on 9 ...