An important trading route for South African exporters is being cut. Global shipping giant Maersk has announced it will no longer offer direct shipments between South Africa and the United States.
Rainbow Chicken expects to report strong results for its 2025 financial year, thanks to higher sales volumes and lower costs.
Read MoreTotalEnergies is planning a fresh drilling campaign offshore South Africa in a vast basin that includes major oil discoveries in neighbouring Namibia.
Read MoreProsus’ planned €4.1 billion ($85 billion) takeover of Just Eat Takeaway.com has won conditional approval from the European Union, after the Dutch food delivery firm agreed to reduce its stake in another rival to allay competition concerns.
Read MoreHomeware retailer Homechoice continues to expand its showrooms, rolling out the brand across the country under its parent company’s new name, Weaver Fintech.
Read MoreRetail group Pick n Pay has announced that it now offers its bank at till services for all major banks in South Africa, with a ‘branch’ network extending to 1,400 stores.
Read MoreSouth Africa is seeing a host of international companies shut down or downsize their local operations.
Read MoreMahindra is boosting capacity at its South Africa plant by two-thirds as India’s largest automaker by value seeks to capitalize on the demand for lower-cost vehicles in the continent’s biggest economy.
Read MoreHome Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber has announced that Standard Bank has joined FNB and Capitec in the department’s next Smart ID and passport rollout in South Africa.
Read MoreThe following company announcements, scheduled economic indicators, debt and currency market moves and political events may affect African markets on Monday.
Read MorePan-African lender Ecobank is “optimistic” about the prospects for its second half performance, its chief executive said, as long as there are no further U.S. tariffs or other global shocks.
Read MoreMore sunny spells across most of Ivory Coast’s cocoa-growing regions will help to boost development of the next October-to-March main crop, farmers said on Monday, adding that cold weather continued last week with below-average rainfall.
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