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More upgrades to growth outlook seen as reform momentum continues – Mavuso
By: Sabrina Jardim 5th August 2024 Citing progress in dealing with the country’s logistics challenges and the ability of Operation Vulindlela to speed up reforms, economists at the... →
Grid infrastructure holds potential for South Africa if properly leveraged – expert
By: Tasneem Bulbulia 2nd August 2024 Power and energy expert Vally Padayachee has emphasised the untapped potential and critical importance of optimising the country’s grid system,... →
Confidence or arrogance
By: Terence Creamer 2nd August 2024 As loadshedding wanes, Eskom’s confidence is growing. This is not a bad thing, as South Africa needs its State-owned companies to be places of... →
Glencore expects to be able to announce coal, carbon steel demerger decision next week 
By: Martin Creamer 30th July 2024 Diversified mining and marketing company Glencore expects to be able to announce the decision of the board regarding the potential demerger of its... →
New legislation good for business sentiment in South Africa – Mavuso
By: Schalk Burger 29th July 2024 The continuation of policy reform in South Africa is an important factor for investors and two recent pieces of legislation signed by President... →
BLSA’s CEO’s Weekly Newsletter - GNU signals capability of accelerating SA’s economic recovery
29th July 2024 I’ve been encouraged by the brisk pace at which legislation is being approved – and that it is continuing post-elections after the President signed... →
Three Eskom contractors arrested for diesel theft at Kusile power station
By: Schalk Burger 26th July 2024 Three contractor employees of State-owned power utility Eskom were arrested for the theft of diesel to the value of R1 000 at the Kusile power... →
Anglo's eyes are firmly on a copper, iron-ore and crop nutrient prize
By: Martin Creamer 25th July 2024 By the end of 2025, the new Anglo American is going to be focused 100% on copper, iron-ore and crop nutrient mining. By that time, the demerged... →
