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  • JSE wins disclosure fight as tribunal upholds Mantengu censureJSE 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 to overturn a public censure imposed over the company’s failure to disclose a breach of confidentiality surrounding a price-sensitive acquisition proposal. In a ruling issued on… Read more »
  • Scorpion Kings Live pumps an estimated R200m into Gauteng economyScorpion 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 headlined by industry giants DJs Maphorisa and Kabza De Small, bringing together various artists such as Nasty C, Kamo Mphela, Young Stunna, and A-Reece, among… Read more »
  • Dangote IPO puts African capital to the testDangote 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 institutional investors into its ownership. The early scramble for access, including efforts to bring investors from other African markets into the offer, is testing whether the… Read more »
  • Companies could be fined up to R1 million for hiring undocumented foreignersCompanies could be fined up to R1 million for hiring undocumented foreigners
    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 aimed at protecting local jobs and addressing skills shortages. The proposed Employment Services Amendment Bill, 2026, seeks to create a comprehensive framework regulating the recruitment and… Read more »
  • Ramaphosa vows to ‘pull out all stops’ to find Ekurhuleni murderersRamaphosa vows to ‘pull out all stops’ to find Ekurhuleni murderers
    African National Congress (ANC) president Cyril Ramaphosa has vowed to “pull out all stops” to find those responsible for the killings of women whose bodies have been found in Ekurhuleni, saying women should never have to live in fear of men. “We will be pulling out all stops to find… Read more »
  • British American Tobacco shareholders to pocket R10.64 a share after taxBritish 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 cigarettes, vapes, and nicotine pouches. This includes popular brands as Vuse vape products, VELO modern nicotine pouches and traditional cigarettes, including Dunhill, Peter Stuyvesant and… Read more »
  • Lawrence Mudzinganyama ‘put a bullet’ in his business, Moriel under investigationLawrence Mudzinganyama ‘put a bullet’ in his business, Moriel under investigation
    Lawrence Chamurwa Mudzinganyama was virtually unknown just a few days ago, but now his inability to take no for an answer has made him the topic of discussion across the country, and may have inadvertently damaged his business, Moriel Infrastructure, beyond repair. This weekend a video went viral showing an… Read more »
  • Lucky Star runs out of luck as pilchard supply enters choppy watersLucky Star runs out of luck as pilchard supply enters choppy waters
    Oceana Group has raised concerns over declining sales of its popular Lucky Star canned pilchards, attributing the downturn primarily to a shortage of fish supply. The company disclosed the challenges in its trading statement for the 11 months ended 31 August 2026. The announcement comes just weeks after the Competition… Read more »
  • Men are dying from a cancer they know too little aboutMen are dying from a cancer they know too little about
    South African men are being urged to take prostate cancer seriously, as health experts warn that awareness of the disease remains dangerously low despite it being the country’s most common cancer. September marks Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, with the annual Hollard Daredevil Run using the occasion to encourage men to… Read more »
  • Missing SA journalist Micah Reddy’s family says they ‘don’t have any clear updates’Missing SA journalist Micah Reddy’s family says they ‘don’t have any clear updates’
    South African investigative journalist Micah Reddy has gone missing in Djibouti while on a reporting trip, his family said on Sunday, adding that they have received no information from authorities about his whereabouts since he was last heard from on Saturday. Reddy, the Africa editor for the International Consortium of… Read more »

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