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16h51 Shares in Steinhoff rose more than 20 percent on Wednesday, on track for their biggest daily gain in nearly a month, after the company's Pepkor Europe business reported a jump in. . . Full story
13h38 South African retail sales rose 2.2 percent year-on-year in October after increasing at a revised year-on-year rate of 0.6 percent the previous month, the statistics office said on Wednesday.. . . Full story
11h57 Implied volatility on South Africa's rand rose by its most since the last finance minister reshuffling in October, amid worries over the country's sovereign credit ratings, power supply interruptions and next. . . Full story
11h05 A Nigerian judge adjourned on Wednesday a hearing over an $8.1 billion dispute between South African telecoms giant MTN and the central bank until Jan. 22.. . . Full story
10h34 South Africa's headline consumer inflation quickened slightly to 5.2 percent year-on-year in November, data from Statistics South Africa showed on Wednesday.. . . Full story
09h46 Dry conditions in the main part of South Africa's maize belt have delayed crop plantings, threatening yields for the staple food and sending prices sharply higher, the farmers lobby group Grain. . . Full story
11/12 Revenue from discontinued operations came in at R999 million (R5.418 billion), operating loss was R230 million (operating profit of R305 million), loss for the period was recorded at R170 million (loss. . . Full story
11/12 South Africa's manufacturing output rose more than expected in October to its highest level since June 2016, data showed on Tuesday, lifting the rand as the economy showed further signs of. . . Full story
11/12 South Africa's rand opened firmer on Tuesday, clawing back the previous session's heavy losses, with investors buying the currency cheaper ahead of mining and manufacturing data and other economic data later. . . Full story
10/12 South African telecoms firm MTN Group was still in talks with Nigerian authorities over an $8.1 billion dispute and a $2 billion tax demand in a bid to reach an agreement,. . . Full story
10/12 The South African government needs to "bite the bullet" and bail out struggling state-run power firm Eskom, which has asked for 100 billion rand ($7 billion) in government support, the chief. . . Full story
10/12 The chairman of KPMG South Africa on Monday appealed for the firm to be seen as a changed business, following months of efforts to regain public trust after becoming embroiled in. . . Full story
10/12 South Africa's rand firmed in early trade on Monday as the dollar dropped after soft U.S. payrolls data fuelled speculation that the Federal Reserve may stop raising interest rates after a. . . Full story
07/12 South African lender Absa Group set out new targets to raise its return on equity (RoE) by around 4 percent by 2021, from levels currently among the lowest of South Africa's. . . Full story
07/12 South Africa's rand steadied in early trade on Friday after tumbling more than 2 percent the previous session, weighed down by news that the country's current account deficit widened in the. . . Full story
06/12 South African authorities have given food maker Tiger Brands permission to re-open a factory closed after the world's biggest listeria outbreak was traced to one of its facilities, the company said. . . Full story
06/12 Ratings firm Fitch on Thursday kept South Africa sub-investment grade credit rating steady at subinvestment and maintained its stable outlook, but warned that low growth and rising debt of state-owned firms. . . Full story
06/12 South Africa's government is discussing restructuring the debt of state-run utility Eskom but will only give details of what it plans to do next year, Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan said. . . Full story
06/12 Bank Windhoek has issued Namibia's first green bond to finance eligible green projects and assets, the lender announced on Thursday.. . . Full story
06/12 South Africa's business confidence rose for a third consecutive month in November, boosted by higher export and import volumes and manufacturing output, a survey showed on Thursday.. . . Full story
06/12 A probe into accounting irregularities at Steinhoff International and the release of the retailer's restated results have been delayed, it said on Thursday, sending its shares down as much as 21. . . Full story
06/12 South Africa's rand weakened against the dollar in early trade on Thursday as fears of a fresh flare-up in tensions between the United States and China, and concerns about global growth. . . Full story
05/12 South Africa's struggling state-run power firm Eskom wants the government to take on 100 billion rand ($7.2 billion) of its debt to shore up its balance sheet, Eskom Chairman Jabu Mabuza. . . Full story
05/12 South African private sector activity shrank again in November, albeit at a slower pace than the previous month, as firms cut inventories to their lowest level in more than four years,. . . Full story
05/12 South Africa's rand weakened against the dollar in early trade on Wednesday as worries that Washington and Beijing may not be able to clinch a substantive trade deal during their temporary. . . Full story
04/12 Farms and factories dragged South Africa out of its first recession in almost a decade, data showed on Tuesday, as the economy grew by more than expected in the third quarter.. . . Full story
04/12 A Lagos judge on Tuesday adjourned a hearing in an $8.1 billion dispute between South African telecoms firm MTN Group and Nigeria's central bank until Dec. 12 after lawyers said they. . . Full story
04/12 Armed with low-cost operating models, three South African digital banks are betting on aggressive pricing and data analytics to attract tech-savvy, price-conscious consumers when they launch next year in a rare. . . Full story
04/12 South Africa's rand rose early on Tuesday ahead of economic growth data release for the third quarter ended September, amid renewed demand for risk assets as the United States and China. . . Full story
03/12 South Africa's rand firmed more than 1 percent against a softer dollar on Monday, in line with emerging markets and a fall in bond yields, as a temporary trade truce agreement. . . Full story
03/12 South Africa's seasonally adjusted Absa Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose in November, supported by an uptick in new orders and business activity, a survey showed on Monday.. . . Full story
03/12 A Lagos court hearing concerning a dispute between South African telecoms firm MTN Group and Nigeria's attorney general over a $2 billion tax demand will take place on Feb. 7, a. . . Full story
30/11 South African media and e-commerce giant Naspers reported a 39 percent jump in half-year profit on Friday, thanks to a strong performance in its investment in China's Tencent.. . . Full story
30/11 South Africa's struggling power firm Eskom implemented controlled power cuts on Friday for the second day in a row, as unplanned outages of some generating units put the power system under. . . Full story
30/11 South Africa's rand steadied against the dollar in early trade on Friday, with investors cautious ahead of a crucial weekend meeting between the Chinese and U.S. presidents that could determine the. . . Full story
29/11 Lonmin Plc, which is being bought by Sibanye-Stillwater, reported its first annual operating profit in four years as cost cuts by the platinum miner paid off.. . . Full story
29/11 MTN Rwanda, the biggest telecoms operator in the East African nation, has signed a 50 billion franc ($56.20 million) loan with eight local banks, whose proceeds will be used to expand and modernise. . . Full story
29/11 South Africa's rand firmed in early trade on Thursday, as the dollar faltered after the U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman suggested they may be nearing an end of their three-year rate tightening. . . Full story
29/11 South Africa will amend a moratorium on gas and oil exploration licences implemented earlier this year to allow new exploration and production applications currently in the system to be granted, Mineral. . . Full story
28/11 South Africa's rand weakened against the dollar on Wednesday amid dwindling demand for riskier assets and fears U.S.-China trade tension would not be resolved at an upcoming G20 summit.. . . Full story
