Anglo-Platinium issues a warning to the markets, Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa is "extremely worried" about the Koeberg units, and former Eskom chief operating officer Jan Oberholzer, brought in on contract to assist the embattled power utility, quits abruptly.
An important week ahead for the economy, another interest rate hike will "pour salt onto the wounds", and to add to the consumer's woes - another oil price increase looms.
The army to be deployed following a spate of truck burnings, despite the electricity minister's assurances stage 6 load shedding is back, and Transnet finally gets a new board of directors.
Factory activity is on the up, the USA awards Eskom a R25m grant, and the Competition Commission has referred a complaint against Sasol for overpricing natural piped gas for almost nine years.
The South African Post Office will go into business rescue, Telkom's shares fall, and Zuckerberg's Threads is going from strength to strength but, will Musk have the last laugh?
Moneyweb says beware government's spin on why power generation has improved, Congo and South Africa pledge to revive the Inga 3 hydroelectric project, and Telkom rejects a takeover offer from its former CEO.
Some remarkable employment figures in the US send the markets into a tailspin, German companies are gravely concerned over SA's visa "mess", and Mark Zuckerberg's rival to Twitter signs up more than 30 million users in its first day.
Steps afoot to deal with South Africa's 2nd biggest threat to growth, Transnet completes extra railing capacity, and the markets affected following the meeting of the US Federal Reserve.
The true cost of load shedding is estimated, crypto exchanges will be required to operate in SA with licenses by year-end, and say hello to the new kid on the 'social media block'.
Cosatu to embark on a protected nationwide strike, outrage at the president's wage increase for public office bearers, and some good news at the pumps.
As promised a quick look at how we ended the first half of the year. And if you're watching the Tour de France , the Iconic Italian bike brand Pinarello has reportedly been bought by a South African billionaire.
Two sets of figures show South African consumers are taking major strain, SA crypto investment company Revix freezes a quarter of its clients' crypto assets, and what does the JSE look like as we hit the half-year mark?
Will interest rates rise again? EU pest control rules provoke the ire of SA citrus growers, and BMW Plant Rosslyn to become the first producer of plug-in hybrids in South Africa.
The markets are still jittery, there is a conviction that most of the world is heading to a recession, could SA benefit from the events in Russia over the weekend? And Eskom says breakdowns are becoming "less and less".
Controversial crime buster Robert McBride to root out corruption at Eskom as the state-owned enterprise's head of security is placed on precautionary suspension, and stocks across the globe are taking strain.
South Africa, Holland, and Denmark launch green project fund, Standard Bank says bad debt is on the increase, and a slump in both retailer and profitability indices.
21 Jun 2023
2 min
500 – 520
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