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BHP reports record copper and iron ore production

CEO Mike Henry says commodity demand globally has remained resilient so far in 2025

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Gambling poses long-term threat to SA economy, warns Old Mutual

Surge in betting reshaping consumer spending habits, while growth outlook shows cautious recovery amid structural constraints

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Retail sales maintain solid growth in May, driven by strong ...

Monthly momentum cools after April’s rebound

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SA procurement professionals urged to step up as ...

The Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS) has issued a strong call to action for South African procurement leaders following the release of its Global State of Procurement & Supply 2025 report, titled “Cool Heads in the Storm”, ...
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ArcelorMittal South Africa says little progress made to avert plant closure

The closure of the plants, which supply rail, roads and bars to the construction, mining and manufacturing sectors and ...

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MBSA at centre of auto export plunge

SA vehicle exports to the US collapsed almost 82% in the first half of the year — and East London's Mercedes-Benz SA ...

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South32’s Mozal smelter faces uncertainty over electricity supply

Despite six years of negotiations with HCB and Eskom, South32 has been unable to agree on an affordable electricity ...

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Southern Palladium slashes capex for flagship project

The results of a prefeasibility study indicate the group can cut funding costs by nearly 40%

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GUEST COLUMN: LUVO GREY | The second land grab: how fibre giants are colonising digital ...

South Africa faces a new kind of land grab, not with bulldozers, but with fibre cables. In the name of ...

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GUEST COLUMN: LUVO GREY | Call to action – tariffs must not be allowed to poison SA's ...

US President Donald Trump's 30% tariffs may not limited to the tech sector, but their implications for the SA digital ...

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Nedbank poaches FNB’s SME chief as business banking battle heats up

Andiswa Bata joins rival as managing executive of its business and commercial unit

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Vodacom, Maziv fibre merger gets green light

The Competition Commission has reached an agreement with Vodacom and Maziv on the revised conditions that will remedy ...

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Orion issues R67m worth of new shares

The company hopes to raise working capital to support its Prieska Copper Zinc Mine and Okiep Copper developments

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STARTUP SPOTLIGHT | Black excellence can be exhausting

There’s a quiet pressure that many black entrepreneurs carry — one that often goes unspoken, but never unfelt. It’s ...

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Gold, PGMs and citrus drive R21.7bn trade surplus

South Africa recorded a preliminary trade surplus of R21.7bn in May, driven by a rise in exports and relatively stable ...

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Shoprite introduces R5 toiletries to take on hygiene poverty in SA

Shoprite has expanded its R5 basket of goods to include essential toiletries.

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Inflation expectations drop below 4% for first time in four years

BER survey shows broad-based downward revisions, fuelling prospects of a July rate cut

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Ministers line up to meet Capitec boss on informal sector

Outgoing CEO Gerrie Fourie is set to have meetings with at least six ministers in Cyril Ramaphosa’s cabinet