‘We are currently running tests just to make sure that we get the facts and then if there are offences that have been committed against the Medicines Act, then we’ll impose our penalties,’ says Daphney Fafudi, manager of regulatory compliance at Saphra.

David Miller says he should not have told the board the Horizon system was fit for purpose in 1999.

Huge effort is put into public commentary on proposed legislation. But a new slip-up shows that government just ignores it, writes Busisiwe Mavuso.

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe is rolling out a ‘Back to Basics’ plan that will initially focus on consolidating the introduction of the nation’s new national currency — the ZiG, John Mushayavanhu said.

Traders are betting the Federal Reserve will only begin easing in September, compared with July a week ago.

The airline blames the “evolving situation in Israel” for stopping journeys to Tel Aviv

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EasyEquities expands active client base with 12% in the six months ended February 2024.

Competition Tribunal announces interim relief for eMedia over sports broadcasting rights.

Purple Group CEO Charles Savage said the JSE-listed owner of EasyEquities posted record half-year revenue in the six-months to end-February.

The big tailwind behind the dollar has been US ‘exceptionalism.’

Besting rival suitor Mondi Plc in the battle for the UK packaging company.

‘We think there are growing risks of losses … if you are focused on the highest yield at the lowest possible volatility’: Lyle Sankar – head of fixed income, PSG Asset Management.

As selloff deepens.

Shares of Superdry fell nearly 34% in early trading in London. The stock is down 94% in the past year. 

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The ban follows increased levels of deforestation and land degradation due to the illegal and massive cutting down of trees for charcoal production, Nzovu said.

‘Markets may find it hard to be convinced by the strong GDP growth print and difficult to reconcile with the mixed March data,’ said Xiaojia Zhi, chief China economist at Credit Agricole.

Retailers have been obliged to sell items at prices that are often significantly more expensive in US dollar terms than those same items for sale on the street.

Overall South Africa exported about $2.5bn of agricultural products to the EU last year and $13.2bn in total to all destinations.

Spot gold rose 0.1% to $2 384.75 an ounce as of 9:03 a.m. in Singapore, not that far off an all-time high of $2 431.52 reached on Friday.