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ExxonMobil bets on Richards Bay in South Africa's first LNG import deal
The oil major has signed a preliminary deal to feed the proposed Zululand Energy Terminal, a cornerstone of the country's slow pivot away from coal.
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The oil major has signed a preliminary deal to feed the proposed Zululand Energy Terminal, a cornerstone of the country's slow pivot away from coal.
Water Minister Pemmy Majodina has put a R26 billion price tag on the leaks, theft and broken billing draining municipal coffers every year.
The New Development Bank's loan will back water, electricity and sanitation upgrades across all eight metros, topping up a R54 billion Treasury programme.
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The JSE retailer has taken full control of German value chain NKD, a bet that has split the market and added R7bn of debt to its balance sheet.
Falling oil prices and a steady rand point to relief at the pumps next month, even as the Treasury restores the full fuel levy.
The state utility's new Eskom Green division will chase utility-scale renewable projects and is slated to become an independent subsidiary.
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A last-minute agreement keeps the 134-year-old sugar producer trading and safeguards an estimated 250,000 jobs across its value chain.
The taxman is demanding watertight proof of when expats stopped being residents — and old, missing paperwork is coming back to bite them.
The Cartier owner is closing in on a $123 billion valuation, yet a stalled Chinese luxury market remains its biggest swing factor.
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The maize-meal-to-bread giant guided to a 20–30% jump in headline earnings, with a new mega-bakery and a looming R28bn RFG merger reshaping the group.
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The rand pushed firmer and gold extended its rally on Monday after Washington and Tehran agreed an initial deal to end their war, knocking the dollar to a 10-day low.
The maker of Blue Ribbon, Iwisa and Snowflake expects earnings to jump between 20% and 30% when it reports on 17 June, with cheaper global grain doing some of the heavy lifting.