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- Sep 30, 2026
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Implats bosses take home 1 200 times more than lowest-paid workers (opens the original)
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A record rebound in platinum group metals prices has delivered a dramatic turnaround for Impala Platinum Holdings (Implats), generating soaring profits, stronger cash flows and a sharp increase in executive pay. Yet the company’s latest results are also shining a spotlight on a widening pay gap between its highest-paid executives and its lowest-paid workers. This raises questions about how the benefits of the mining recovery are being shared. The miner reported revenue of R135.1-billion, up shar
PIC nears R4-trillion mark as equities rally drives record growth (opens the original)
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The Public Investment Corporation (PIC) came close to the R4-trillion assets-under-management milestone after a strong rally in South African equities lifted its portfolio value by R608-billion during the financial year. Assets under management (AuM) rose 19.94% to R3.657-trillion, despite net client outflows of R172-billion, with the state asset manager’s holdings peaking at R3.958-trillion in February before market volatility trimmed gains. The results reflect the extent to which PIC benefited
Concerns about SA's beef supply as foot-and-mouth disease hits Namibia (opens the original)
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South Africa’s beef industry could face supply pressures and rising cattle prices if foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) restrictions in Namibia disrupt the flow of weaners into local feedlots, agricultural economists have warned. While consumers are unlikely to see an immediate surge in beef prices, experts say a prolonged interruption to cross-border livestock trade could tighten supplies and push costs through the value chain over the coming months. University of Pretoria agricultural economist Dr D
Elon Musk’s SpaceX joins SA's proposed new telecoms law fight (opens the original)
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The company owned by the world’s richest man and South African born entrepreneur, Elon Musk, is among the organisations that have weighed in on the country’s highly contentious Electronic Communications Amendment Bill. This was revealed by the Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies’ content adviser, Dr Jacob Medupe, while presenting a high-level summary of submissions received on the bill on Tuesday morning, signalling Musk’s appetite to play a greater role in South Afric
Acsa unveils Siphamandla Mthethwa as new CEO (opens the original)
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Airports Company South Africa (Acsa) has appointed Siphamandla Mthethwa as its new chief executive officer effective November 1, following a cabinet decision taken on September 23. The Acsa board, led by chairperson Irvin Phenyane, announced the appointment on Friday, September 25. Mthethwa returns to Acsa after an absence of about three years, having previously served as chief financial officer from May 1 2020 at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. He is a qualified chartered accountant with e
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