Old Mutual wins High Court battle against former CEO, the mining sector generated a strong tax month for December, will National Treasury use it to cancel debt or spend it?
A fairly tumultuous first month of the year with the prediction for the rest of 2022 being that South Africa and other countries will continue to hike interest rates in a bid to curb rising inflation.
As expected, the Reserve Bank hikes interest rates by a quarter of a percent, Ramaphosa warns that a basic income grant is unaffordable, and the markets remain volatile as tensions continue to rise between Ukraine and Russia.
The US Federal Reserve Bank leaves rates unchanged, all eyes are now on the SA Reserve Bank ahead of its meeting today, there is a real possibility that an increase, albeit a slight one, will be announced this afternoon.
The International Monetary Fund cuts SA's growth forecast for 2022, SARS revenue collection is down, shining a light on where the money for a basic income grant would come from, and Ramaphosa orders an indepth probe into Telkom.
Global markets are badly rattled over worries Russia will invade Ukraine, the Western Cape High Court approves Steinhoff's billion rand settlement, and the Hawks arrest an ABSA engineer for the theft of over R100m.
A disappointing trade update for retail giant Woolworths ahead of its half-year results, Distell reports exceptional growth of its cider brands, and fears of a Russian invasion of Ukraine affecting the markets.
Inflation at a five-year high points towards an interest rate hike next week, and a Gqeberha born US biotech billionaire has launched a plant that will produce a billion Covid-19 vaccine doses in Cape Town by 2025.
A second big-name whistleblower the victim of a suspicious burglary, top US management company Bain withdraws its membership from Business Leadership SA, and Microsoft pays billions for video game maker Activision Blizzard.
Inflation numbers due out this week, the resignation of the CEO of global banking giant Credit Suisse, Antonio Horta-Osorio, makes headlines, and just how much money can you make on YouTube?
Agri SA bemoans crops damaged by heavy rains, the row over tainted Boston consultancy firm Bain & Company continues, and shipping chaos at the world's biggest port threatens the global supply chain.
Big swings on world markets due to US inflation rate, Naspers and other big commodity players claim to have inflation covered, and SAB disappointed at Supreme Court of Appeal ruling.
The alcohol supply chain experiencing difficulties, Tongaat Hulett, Standard Bank, and the Rudlins, deny suggestions of impropriety, and big tech company Altron to get a new CEO.
Vehicle sales are up, SAA's 'shameful past' to be investigated, and rising bond deals and fears of interest rate hikes in the US are causing nervousness in the marketplace.
Part one of the Zondo Commission continues to reveal that PWC failed to act as a watchdog, many other auditing firms are implicated, and the riots in Kazakstan still affecting the price of oil.
The Zondo Report points a finger at PWC implicating other major auditing firms like US management consultancy Bain & Company, and Bitcoin feels the effects of the riots in Kazakhstan as does the price of oil.
A victory for environmental activists as Shell's seismic ship leaves SA shores, Telkom is back in court over possible spectrum auction, and global markets are sharply down.
The findings of the Zondo Commission make global headlines, the JSE blasts to fresh record highs, and Warren Buffet scores on the back of Apple becoming the first three trillion-dollar company.
5 Jan 2022
2 min
900 – 920
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