Telkom grows earnings as mobile and fibre drive revenue mix shift
Telkom has sustained its strong data-led momentum through the third quarter of the 2026 financial year, driven by a surge in mobile
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Bitcoin looks for direction after four straight weekly losses
Bitcoin fluctuated after posting its fourth consecutive weekly loss, with the cryptocurrency struggling to find clear direction as a weekend rally fizzled.
Ramaphosa targets crime syndicates and water crisis
JOHANNESBURG – President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered a frank assessment of South Africa’s most pressing challenges on Thursday night, pledging decisive action to
BAT warned SA for years over illicit tobacco: CEO
British American Tobacco Plc warned South Africa’s government for years that it would be forced to end production there if illegal cigarette
Gold rebounds after sharp drop
Gold clawed back some losses after a sudden selloff in the previous session, with dip-buyers snapping up the metal ahead of key
Africa Bitcoin Corp adds more bitcoin to its balance sheet
Africa’s first listed bitcoin treasury company Africa Bitcoin Corporation (ABC) has acquired a further 1.35 bitcoin (BTC), bringing its total haul to
Exploration lag tests Africa’s critical minerals ambitions
Despite being endowed with some of the world’s richest deposits of critical minerals, Africa’s mining sector is experiencing a sustained decline in
Tongaat on brink of collapse, again
Tongaat Hulett, a 134-year-old South African sugar maker, is on the brink of collapse again as its administrators prepare to place the
Freda Rebecca Gold Mine accused of barbaric tactics as police operations escalate at Botha Gold Mine
TENSIONS at Botha Gold Mine escalated sharply this morning after a contingent of approximately 20 police officers arrived at the mine’s car
The Chewore lodge dispute, separating law from public narrative
ZIMBABWE’s Chewore Lodge dispute has been portrayed to the public by various local and social media platforms as a stark cautionary tale: