New employment equity quotas challenged, South Africans are significantly poorer than the global average, and the state owned Asset Management Company comes under scrutiny.
US tariff hike a direct blow to Eastern Cape, the Competition Commission approves a major merger between Vodacom and Remgro, and Investec earns besk UK bank title.
Two major questions loom as the week begins, what tariffs are coming our way from the US and is Sotuh Africa about to come off the money laundering grey list ?
The African Development Bank cuts SA's economic forecast, inflation expectIons fall to an all time low, and the Starmer led financial crisis affects the UK markets.
Mercedes Benz addresses planned shutdown, the Reserve Bank Governor reinforces his desire for a lower inflation target, and former Transnet executives face fraud and corruption charges.
Gwede Mantashe wants to lift the moratorium on fracking, consumer confidence is up, and the rand feels the pressure following the spat in the Government of National Unity.
Conflict of interest claims to be investigated regardoing lottery license winner, Scopa to probe allegations of fraud in the RAF , and the markets hope the Israel/Iran ceasefire will hold.
South Africa's financial stability vulnerable to external risks,the IRBA issues report on corrupt state capture auditors, and Toyota's insurers issue massive claim.
Starlink still keen to do business with South Africa, the World Bank gives the green light to nuclear power stations, and brent crude spikes by 4% in 24 hours.
18 Jun
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