Business Day - September 03, 2025

Malema to bat for BEE in bid to win back voters

Shoprite to add banking

Bigger central bank role is back on the ANC’s agenda

Madlanga inquiry to get contentious dockets

Thousands of jobs on the line at Merafe

Sasol sails on

Gold breaks through $3,500

Meat industry urges rollout of vaccines

Inside Shoprite’s banking ambitions

Malema’s strategy to win back voters

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Embross North America loses court bid over R50m Acsa tender

Madlanga probe to get task team dockets

De Lille defends dissolution of board

Union demands Clover reinstate 700 workers

Arms makers have an interest in keeping wars going

Safeguarding the IEC’s credibility

SA owes its neighbours

BEE is bad for business

THIRD UMPIRE

Too late, BEE damage is done

Perilous tender space turns spotting ‘economic (non)sense’ into a minefield

Better harvest bodes well for moderating food inflation

Tardy action after Zondo probe bodes ill for Madlanga inquiry

Curro deal leverages the tax system through private philanthropy

Perfect rate is only obvious in hindsight

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Shoprite aims for 10,000 jobs

IOCO back in the black as transformation bears fruit

Brimstone returns to profitability

Barloworld finds no sanctions violations

Motus expects Q2 impetus to extend into next year

UNAUDITED INTERIM RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 30 JUNE 2025

Thousands of jobs on the line at Merafe

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B-BBEE RATING

Surf, sea and history aplenty

Cinsaut back in favour with winemakers

Fifa’s silence on sanction for Bafana blunder casts shadow

Europe captain Donald confirms his Ryder Cup team

Koeman happy with players in England

Maharaj blows England away

Boks must counter All Blacks’ X-factor, says Flannery

Nigeria not on Broos’ mind just yet

Pegula in semi again

Walaza to compete

Guru helps All Blacks

Donnarumma at City

McLaren‘s owners