From hot start to hot mess: Sasol’s big reversal
The market’s not cutting Sasol much slack after a lacklustre production update, but some argue there’s still plenty of cash to be made on
Ramaphosa’s hard sell at Davos
The president said all the right things at the World Economic Forum in Davos. But he can’t escape the fact that SA’s recovery is
Spar fails to reclaim hefty bonuses from executives
For all its talk, Spar has proved unable to claw back the inappropriately generous remuneration paid to its former execs
Kick start your financial year with smarter habits
Get your finances in shape early in 2025. Don’t end up in a position where the gap between income and expenses is too tight
The exchange … with PPC CEO Matias Cardarelli
PPC’s R3bn investment in the Western Cape is based on a no-growth scenario, and should help it win back market share, says SA’s oldest
The Rupert empire stubs out its last smoke
With Reinet’s R23bn sale of BAT shares, the Ruperts are out of the tobacco game. Is this the start of a bold new chapter
Koos Bekker’s share bonanza, and other tidbits
If you didn’t keep your eye on Sens over the festive season, here’s a quick roundup
Exxaro’s CEO challenges board in court as boardroom battle hots up
Suspended CEO Nombasa Tsengwa’s move has ratcheted up the stakes in one of the more opaque boardroom dramas to hit corporate SA.
Treasury vs investors: Is the state coming for your unit trust?
Proposed tax changes for local unit trusts could raise costs for investors, hurt savings, and impact the economy
AI, Trump and China: Decoding 2025’s investment playbook
How investors in South Africa should play the big themes of the year: AI, Trump and China (here’s looking at you, Naspers)