MoneywebSA Auto Week: Import subsidies out, localisation in
The next phase must be about implementation, strengthening local suppliers, attracting investment and preparing for new technologies, says automotive industry specialist Edward Makwana.
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MoneywebMoneywebWEF chair conundrum ahead of November board meeting
Patrick Bond, distinguished professor of sociology at the University of Johannesburg, discusses Christine Lagarde as a potential WEF chair, the institution’s future and the global economic outlook beyond November.
MoneywebWhat will it take for SA to build true resilience to global energy shocks?
Lebo Buthelezi, vice-president of energy and strategy enablement at Standard Bank, reflects on key themes from Africa Energy Week and efforts to strengthen Africa’s energy security.
MoneywebPainting his way to success
Rodney Maduwa, founder of Maduwa Paint World, shares his passion for paint, his community-focused approach and plans to expand into raw materials manufacturing.
MoneywebWEF chair conundrum, PSG eyes R600bn milestone, and SA Auto Week
A look at market movements with Sanlam Private Wealth, PSG’s asset growth, SA Auto Week outcomes, uncertainty over WEF leadership, SA’s energy resilience and the success story of Maduwa Paint World in our SMME segment.
MoneywebBeating the Rocktober sentiment
Nick Kunze of Sanlam Private Wealth discusses gains on the JSE, losses in Asian markets amid AI spending concerns, and a recovery in commodities. He unpacks the impact of inflation, interest rates and oil prices on global markets, while sharing his outlook for a potential Christmas rally amid…
MoneywebPSG Financial Services lifts earnings 5% as performance fees fall sharply
Weaker equity markets in 2026 contributed to a 74% decline in performance fees.
MoneywebDairy farmers squeezed as Lactalis cuts milk prices by 10%
‘Most of these guys are running at a loss, especially when it's a 70 cents reduction, which is a 10% reduction that you just can't afford anymore,’ says Samilco CEO André van Heerden.
MoneywebXenophobia threatens SA’s African trade ambitions
Dairy farmers squeezed as milk prices fall and costs soar. The R2bn plan to tackle child stunting. And Africa’s energy wake-up call – cutting dependence in a world of oil shocks.
MoneywebIncentive payouts soar for top South African bosses
The PwC remuneration report finds CEO and CFO short-term incentives rose by 42% and 39%, respectively, while long-term incentive outcomes increased by 67% and 54%.
MoneywebAscendis se denotering betaal vinnig dividende
Carl Neethling – uitvoerende hoof, Ascendis Health & ACN Capital
MoneywebWees BAIE versigtig vir KI-voorspellings van kriptopryse
Carel de Jager – uitvoerende hoof van Sixpence
MoneywebVan Sassa-geld tot dobbeladvertensies: Sun International verskerp beheer
Ulrik Bengtsson – uitvoerende hoof, Sun International
MoneywebSA se medisynebedryf verloor 2 500 poste – nou gryp Ramaphosa in
Dr Stavros Nicolaou – voorsitter, Pharmisa
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Dr Steve Minnar – Abax Investments
MoneywebRichemont and Signet in talks to join bidder for De Beers
The owner of Cartier and the US jewellery retailer are weighing minority stakes in the consortium seeking to buy De Beers from Anglo American.
MoneywebRSG Geldsake met Moneyweb – Woensdag 14 Oktober 2026
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MoneywebTSMC’s outlook beats estimates in affirmation of AI buildout
The global chip making linchpin is projecting sales of as much as $54.3bn in the December quarter, handily beating analysts’ expectations.
MoneywebMauritius says calm restored following spasm of public disorder
The government extended the curfew for two nights after protests over water shortages and living costs escalated following a police shooting.
MoneywebSA judgment may force reprint of election ballots
The electoral commission says 66% of ballot papers have already been printed, with a reprint potentially adding costs and pressure ahead of the 4 November vote.
MoneywebEquites lifts interim distribution as UK exit frees up capital
The logistics property fund’s distribution rose 5.1% to 72.57 cents per share, while its loan-to-value ratio fell to 28.1% following the £200.5m Aviva portfolio sale.
MoneywebSingapore haze spurs air-purifier rush as Indonesia forests burn
Residents are also stocking up on N95 face masks as the city-state chokes in the worst episode of smog in over a decade.
MoneywebSmartphone shipments crash 22% in worst quarter ever, IDC says
Chinese brands like Xiaomi Corp and Oppo took the worst hit among the top names, while Apple and Samsung Electronics fared better due to their larger premium handset portfolios.
MoneywebFamous Brands warns of up to 33% drop in interim earnings
A R40.9m goodwill impairment linked to its Botswana operations weighs on earnings as the group reduces its stake in Retail Group from 51% to 30%.
MoneywebAnthropic results may aid IPO but not AI trade, Analysts say
The results come as global AI stocks struggle with rising bond yields, oil-driven inflation and funding concerns surrounding companies such as CoreWeave.
MoneywebIndia, US very close to landing trade deal, ambassador Gor says
'The big picture, the big framework, the big items are done,' Gor said.
MoneywebPreparing SA’s infrastructure and economy for an ageing population
Barry Kaganson, CEO of Auria Senior Living, points to the worrying projection that ‘about one in six South Africans will be over the age of 60 by 2050’ – many requiring mental, physical and financial assistance.
MoneywebGermany slams US move to bring Russia back to the global stage
'Pretending that Russia is returning as a normal member of the G20 and sitting back at the table — that won’t happen with me or the other Europeans.' Klingbeil said.
MoneywebIron ore trades below $90 a ton for first time since 2024
Futures in Singapore were 0.3% lower at $90.15 as of 11:10 a.m. local time.
MoneywebEskom revamps its strategy as monopoly fades
'We have really abandoned the notion of owning everything or doing everything by ourselves,' Chief Executive Officer Dan Marokane said.