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ArticleStand­ard Bank eyes R50bn record annual profit

Stand­ard Bank paid its biggest interim dividend yet after report­ing a record R26bn interim profit yes­ter­day, put­ting it on course for a bumper fullyear per­form­ance as group CEO Sim Tshabalala pre­pares to hand over the reins to a new leader next...

Stand­ard Bank eyes R50bn record annual profit

ArticleRamokgopa: we won’t give up coal for for­eign agen­das

Elec­tri­city & energy min­is­ter Kgosi­ent­sho Ramokgopa has reit­er­ated that coal remains an integ­ral part of South Africa’s energy mix des­pite the push for cleaner sources, urging crit­ics of the fossil fuel not to under­mine what he called...

Ramokgopa: we won’t give up coal for for­eign agen­das

ArticleBulls’ Bok stars face fit­ness chal­lenge

Much has been made of the age of the Aus­tralian team that faces an even more demand­ing sched­ule than the Pro­teas over the next 15 months, which includes their tour to South Africa in Septem­ber and Octo­ber. The aver­age age of the start­ing team...

Bulls’ Bok stars face fit­ness chal­lenge

ArticleSadc region ‘fall­ing short on jobs, growth’

South­ern Africa is mak­ing pro­gress on regional sta­bil­ity and eco­nomic integ­ra­tion but remains well short of its growth and devel­op­ment tar­gets, accord­ing to an assess­ment by the South­ern African Devel­op­ment Com­munity (Sadc). The...

Sadc region ‘fall­ing short on jobs, growth’

ArticleMar­ket High­light

Shine is off Pre­cious metals index retreats The pre­cious metals & min­ing index was dragged 3.4% lower, mainly by plat­inum group metal coun­ters includ­ing Impala Plat­inum, Northam and Val­terra, while gold stocks also fell amid down­beat...

Mar­ket High­light

ArticleStock High­light

Con­trac­tion con­ta­gion Pan African dragged lower Pan African Resources’ 7% drop yes­ter­day made it the biggest loser on the JSE after Stats SA repor­ted a sharper-than-expec­ted con­trac­tion in South Africa’s min­ing out­put in June, weigh­ing on...

Stock High­light