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• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 7 hen

  SAA staggers salary payments as cash crunch deepens

  Is paying staff in stages for a second month running as it battles fuel costs, a leadership vacuum, and the need to raise working capital.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 23 hen

  Sassa to spend R290bn on social grants this year

  Grants make up 11% of government spending, the same as 20 years ago.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 23 hen

  Trumpflation and other frustrations

  Rising fuel costs and import tariffs are fuelling inflation and squeezing household budgets ahead of November’s midterm elections, with Democrats expected to regain control of the House.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 23 hen

  Apple is Wall Street’s favourite AI haven as spending fears hit

  Apple shares have risen 27% this year as investors seek exposure to Big Tech without the heavy AI infrastructure spending weighing on rivals.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 23 hen

  Learners wait seven years for R39m school

  Second building contractor fired and Eyabantu Senior Secondary School remains unfinished.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 23 hen

  Sars cracks down on Vat refund fraud

  As 14 accused in R3.99m tax fraud investigation.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 23 hen

  Life as an asylum seeker in SA’s broken immigration system

  For years seeking asylum has been near impossible.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 2 jen

  Alex Gibney’s ‘Musk’: Why there’s no escaping tech tycoon villains (at the movies)

  Another version of Elon Musk appears in Artificial, which screened at this month’s London Film Festival ahead of its release, but OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's character is portrayed as the villain in the film.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 2 jen

  Odds of 2026 becoming the hottest year surge higher with El Niño

  Berkeley Earth now puts the odds of 2026 surpassing 2024 as the hottest year on record at 96%, while scientists expect 2027 to be hotter still.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 2 jen

  South African real estate has repaired its balance sheet

  Now it needs the right capital for growth.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 5 jen

  Who’s delivering water and who isn’t? SA’s 144 authorities mapped

  Medicine prices rise again with a R1.4bn sting for schemes and households. SA isn’t building homes fast enough, and it's putting first-time buyers under pressure. And the growing pressure on school athletes.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 5 jen

  Durban’s R980m amusement park secures development funding approval

  The construction is expected to follow statutory work, which is scheduled to run into early 2027.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 5 jen

  Famous Brands boosts dividend despite profit decline

  Free cash flow more than doubled to R459m as the group cut capital expenditure by 73% and reduced borrowings to R1bn.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 5 jen

  Inflation up less than expected in September

  Accelerated to 4.5% from 4.4% in August, below economists’ 4.7% forecast.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 5 jen

  What shareholders want to see in C-suite remuneration

  PwC reward partner Makhosazana Mabaso finds it ‘encouraging to see that shareholders are seeing how non-executive directors are contributing from a board level’.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 5 jen

  Fatal shark attack closes beaches in SA’s KuGompo City

  The death of a 65-year-old woman prompted the closure of two beaches, marking the city’s first fatal shark attack in almost 30 years.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 5 jen

  Franklin Templeton sees risk of euro debt crisis worse than 2012

  France’s 10-year borrowing premium over Germany has climbed above 1.5 percentage points for the first time since January 2012, reviving concerns about euro-area debt contagion.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 5 jen

  SA set to tighten budget rules to restrain spending

  Treasury is expected to show public debt declining and the budget deficit narrowing, but surging energy prices and weaker mining receipts threaten to undermine the gains.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 5 jen

  Oil edges higher as Hormuz ship attacks threaten crude shipments

  Brent has climbed about 80% this year as attacks threaten shipments through the Strait of Hormuz and US crude inventories record another weekly decline.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 5 jen

  Transnet’s pain, Kumba’s gain

  Analysis of the consequences of missing Friday’s Sars tax deadline and a look at the latest trends in executive remuneration among the JSE’s largest companies.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 5 jen

  If your grocery bill is lower, are you actually richer?

  Sustainable affordability depends on rising incomes, productive investment and economic reforms that lower costs without shifting the bill to taxpayers.

• Moneyweb (Sudáfrica)Marchésil y a 5 jen

  Bargaining agreement will put many small restaurants ‘out of business’

  Fedhasa warns that many cannot afford additional costs.

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