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The surge in PGM prices was good news for the group in financial 2026. Now it’s planning a mechanisation-based expansion
Mineral wealth and pension markets are seen as key assets for the proposed fund
Neale Hill said Ford was already consistently raising vehicle safety standards for its own models in the country and region.
Woolworths is preparing to reshape parts of its store network as new CEO Sam Ngumeni puts the retailer's market-leading food business at the centre of the group's strategy
The latest financial services initiative for the thriving retailer is a debit card for its money market account offering
Major players in the telecoms sector are seeking permission to share limited planning information in order to make the provision of broadband access in rural, remote and underserved communities more affordable.
Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Richard Stewart highlights the economic and criminal challenges posed by illegal gold mining, which costs South Africa R60bn annually amid soaring gold prices
Mergers, acquisitions and the advancement of AI are gathering pace in the global workforce management sector, says Simon Ellis, co-founder and CEO at Jem
Corporate SA courts mass markets but hurdles persist for local entrepreneurs
EnerGeo Alliance’s Ross Compton says recent high profile court rulings have clarified the regulatory environment as energy needs grow
The SA Toys and Games Association estimates that counterfeit products now account for about 25%, a market value of about R1.9bn, of South Africa's toy and games market, a leap from about 5% in 2022
Leaving a toxic job may be the only path to recovery, says Debbie Goodman, CEO at Jack Hammer Global
S&P Global index signals small growth but firms cut staff as costs bite
Nigeria could double investment in its energy sector within five years after joining the International Energy Agency, its chief Fatih Birol said on Thursday