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South Africa’s regulator reviews suspicious Curro share trades after Jannie Mouton Foundation secured approval for a 7.2 billion rand buyout.
Dis-Chem founder Ivan Saltzman will step back again in 2026, ending an executive era as the family reshapes its shareholding.
Aspen investors head into December AGM after years of weak earnings and share losses, ready to question whether CEO pay still makes sense.
This marks a clear improvement from the same period a year earlier and underscores the company’s effort to streamline operations and tighten execution in key markets.
Reinet Investments, led by Johann Rupert, posts $7.8 billion in net assets despite a $298 million decline amid market volatility.
African Rainbow Minerals is still negotiating how much cash it can unlock from Assmang, its manganese and iron-ore JV, after profits slumped.
South African billionaire Johann Rupert’s fortune drops by $800 million as Richemont faces an EU antitrust fine and cooling luxury demand.
South African entrepreneur Dr Iqbal Survé turned a tiny seed-capital investment into a sprawling holding company that spans media, technology, fishing, healthcare and events
Jannie Mouton’s stake in Capitec Bank has surged past $1.3 billion following a sharp rally in the bank’s shares, reflecting renewed investor confidence in the JSE.
Under Patrice Motsepe, CAF posted a $9.48m profit, boosting prize money as African billionaires deepen their investment in football.
South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe has disclosed R62.5m in donations to six parties since 2021, with the ANC taking the biggest share, filings show.
Capitec Bank partners with fintech startup Stub to give small businesses real-time access to banking data and boost South Africa’s SME growth.
The Ubuntu founder’s donation gives new momentum to a global conservation effort to protect the wandering albatross.
Karooooo shares fall 16 percent as investors take profits, cutting South African billionaire Zak Calisto’s stake to $847 million.
Calisto says subscription revenue growth accelerated to 20%, supported by strong unit economics and a clean balance sheet.
Christo Wiese loses $43.7 million after Shoprite shares dip, highlighting strain in South Africa’s retail sector.