Business
Truworths deals big blow to former executive in court
The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has dismissed an appeal by former Truworths executive Pieter Maritz against an enforcement of a restraint-of-trade agreement, ruling...
Women builders demand work amid SANRAL ‘wealthy man’ storm
Women contractors are demanding a bigger share of South Africa’s construction billions as controversy over millionaire businessman Lawrence Chamurwa Mudzinganyama’s public-sector contracts has thrown...
Pick n Pay appoints CEO designate as Summers due to exit...
Pick n Pay has appointed former Woolworths South Africa and international retail executive Spencer Sonn as CEO-designate, setting in motion a leadership succession plan...
Harmony taps global debt markets with R8.1bn convertible offering
Harmony Gold Mining Company has successfully priced a US$500-million (R8.1-billion) guaranteed senior unsecured convertible bond due in 2031, marking the miner's latest move to...
Bitcoin Africa CEO Warren Wheatley resigns as FSCA challenge proceeds
Bitcoin Africa has announced the resignation of chief executive Warren Wheatley, bringing an end to his tenure at the group while he continues to...
JSE wins disclosure fight as tribunal upholds Mantengu censure
The JSE has scored a regulatory victory after the Financial Services Tribunal (FST) dismissed an application by mining services and energy operations firm Mantengu...
Scorpion Kings Live pumps an estimated R200m into Gauteng economy
The Scorpion Kings turned FNB Stadium into a nearly R200 million economic engine for Gauteng over the weekend.
The Scorpion Kings Live is an event...
Dangote IPO puts African capital to the test
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote’s US$1.6-billion (R26-billion) refinery IPO is turning one of Africa’s biggest industrial projects into a publicly investable asset, drawing retail and...
Companies could be fined up to R1 million for hiring undocumented...
The government is set to introduce stricter measures governing the employment of foreign nationals as part of sweeping amendments to South Africa's labour laws...
British American Tobacco shareholders to pocket R10.64 a share after tax
British American Tobacco (BAT) South African branch shareholders are set to receive a net dividend of about R10.64 a share.
The giant tobacco group manufactures...
