A shareholder revolt brewing at Naspers and Prosus,the Government Employees Medical Scheme places their CEO on precautionary suspension, and the Strait of Hormuz to possibly reopen.
Dead sardines halve Koeberg output, MTN announces share buyback and record interim profit, and Italtile to open new stores in Eastern Cape abd Garden Route.
Government and business target economic growth to stop rise of unemployment, Spur group deliver good figures, and a new production record at VW Kariega.
Government proposes sweeping changes to electricity tariff framework, business confidence slighly up, and a modest increase in half year earnings for South Africa's fourth biggest bank.
Transnet to go to Treasury 'cap in hand', Standard Bank's support of government infrastructure projects continues, and the mining sector contiues to contract.
Economy being choked by lack of private investment, Eskom pushing back at plans for a separate transmission company, and oil price rises following Iranian deal with Oman to re-open the Strait of Hormuz.
The Public Investment Corporation’s CEO is back on the job, the electricity sector gets big boost from China, and oil dips on the back of a possible peace deal in the mIddle East.
Several key numbers due for release this weak, fuel prices indicate a drop in petrol, and Middle East peace talks set to resume.
3 Aug
2 min
1 – 20
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