BN Daybreak Monday 26 Jan: Trump’s Billion-Dollar Board of Peace, Valterra’s big debut and the end of Barlows

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Alec Hogg brings you Monday’s top business and geopolitical stories:
Trump’s Board of Peace: The new US President unveils a controversial rival to the UN with a $1 billion entry fee—and South Africa is not on the guest list.
Valterra Platinum: The miner formerly known as Amplats flags a doubling in profits despite floods and cost-cutting, signalling a strong start for the rebranded giant.
Farewell, Barloworld: After over 80 years, the industrial titan “Barlows” (BAW) will delist from the JSE tomorrow, marking the end of an era for public investors.
Sasol’s Grit: The energy giant stabilises its engine room with a fatality-free quarter and a fix for its coal quality woes at Secunda.
SANDF Scandal: US intelligence analyst Chris Wyatt breaks down the shock promotion of a “murder-charged” General to lead SA’s Special Forces.
Plus: Gold through $5 000, market movers and commodities updates. Start your week with the context you need to win the day.
25 Jan 11PM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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