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High electricity costs dim benefits of Eskom supply stability, strong rand for SA miners

High electricity costs dim benefits of Eskom supply stability, strong rand for SA miners

By Tawanda Karombo | Published Sep 5, 2024

Despite this, the Minerals Council’s index for mining input costs recorded a 6. 4% year-on-year increase for the month of July, remaining largely unchanged from the June figure.

Business confidence cautiously ticks up after GNU formation, suspension of load shedding

By Siphelele Dludla | Published Sep 5, 2024

RMB said that although respondents still noted constraints, especially weak demand, they were less negative about current conditions and, encouragingly, were more upbeat about business conditions going forward.

Business confidence cautiously ticks up after GNU formation, suspension of load shedding

Business confidence cautiously ticks up after GNU formation, suspension of load shedding

Recommitment to multilateralism is required to accelerate climate action

By Opinion | Published Sep 4, 2024

Recommitment to multilateralism is required to accelerate climate action

SA investment case gets nod of confidence as Chilean mining firm buys SA foundry

By BR Reporter | Published Sep 4, 2024

SA investment case gets nod of confidence as Chilean mining firm buys SA foundry

Orion says new drilling results allows speedy expansion of Okiep life and production profile

By Tawanda Karombo | Published Sep 4, 2024

8 reasons why your business may get hacked

By Staff Reporter | Published Sep 4, 2024

8 reasons why your business may get hacked

Motus Holdings share price falls after lower dividend as it battles weaker vehicles sales markets

By Edward West | Published Sep 4, 2024

Motus Holdings share price falls after lower dividend as it battles weaker vehicles sales markets

Sasol intensifies pursuit of 30% emissions reduction by 2030

By Tawanda Karombo | Published Sep 4, 2024

Sasol intensifies pursuit of 30% emissions reduction by 2030

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Africa faces massive poverty and economic hardship in the name of fighting climate change

By Opinion | Published Sep 4, 2024

Africa faces massive poverty and economic hardship in the name of fighting climate change

Africa faces massive poverty and economic hardship in the name of fighting climate change

Sars intensifies focus on Crypto traders

By Opinion | Published Sep 4, 2024

Sars intensifies focus on Crypto traders

Sars intensifies focus on Crypto traders

Nuclear power and Russia’s strategy in the the East

By Opinion | Published Sep 4, 2024

Nuclear power and Russia’s strategy in the the East

Nuclear power and Russia’s strategy in the the East

Eskom is not out of woods yet until SA rectifies dysfunctional municipalities

By Adil Nchabeleng | Published Sep 4, 2024

Eskom is not out of woods yet until SA rectifies dysfunctional municipalities

Eskom is not out of woods yet until SA rectifies dysfunctional municipalities

3 reasons to consider education insurance

By Opinion | Published Sep 4, 2024

3 reasons to consider education insurance

3 reasons to consider education insurance

FSCA approves JSE listing requirements dealing with market segmentation

By BR Reporter | Published Sep 4, 2024

FSCA approves JSE listing requirements dealing with market segmentation

FSCA approves JSE listing requirements dealing with market segmentation

Little surprise as GDP moves tentatively into positive territory in second quarter

By BR Reporter | Published Sep 4, 2024

Little surprise as GDP moves tentatively into positive territory in second quarter

Little surprise as GDP moves tentatively into positive territory in second quarter

Shoprite sells its furniture operations to Pepkor for R3.2bn after year of strong grocery sales growth

By Edward West | Published Sep 4, 2024

Shoprite sells its furniture operations to Pepkor for R3.2bn after year of strong grocery sales growth

Shoprite sells its furniture operations to Pepkor for R3.2bn after year of strong grocery sales growth