Hiring US-to-China oil tanker costs more than launching a space rocket
Tanker rates have surged to record levels as the Iran war disrupts oil flows, tightening vessel supply and raising costs for crude buyers and refiners.
Ninety One plans to back Johannesburg revival
Asset manager plans to deploy domestic capital first, bringing in international investment once infrastructure projects demonstrate results.
The business betting on personalised meals for SA’s dogs
‘We are creating a meal plan, so you know exactly how much to feed your dog. It's often cheaper than other premium brands,’ says Benjamin Callens, founder and CEO of BuddyMeal.
US-sanctioned tycoon named Zimbabwe’s investment minister
Tagwirei will oversee Zimbabwe’s state-owned enterprises and investment agency, raising potential compliance risks for Western investors dealing with the US- and UK-sanctioned businessman.
Nvidia-backed Lumentum sold out of AI server parts till 2029
On demand from tech companies clamouring for faster AI data centres, according to its chief executive officer.
Politically homeless: Why millions of voters may stay home
SA’s pampered pooch economy gets a personalised menu. Why more investors are backing Southern African start-ups. And sport becomes a pathway to hospitality jobs.
OpenAI expects $70bn in annualised revenue by end of 2026
Driven largely by growth in its enterprise business.
South African human rights lawyer Navi Pillay awarded Nobel peace prize
Pillay is recognised for holding states and national leaders accountable and defending international law amid growing pressure on global legal institutions.
Disney pitches Paramount, universal on Infinity Vision brand
Often described as a competitor to Imax Corp, to market their films.
Home Affairs withdraws asylum directive after refugee offices overwhelmed
This follows unrest in Durban and Soweto after a September directive allowed asylum seekers to lodge asylum applications.